It is the end of 2024, and we are now almost a decade past the farthest point into the future imagined by the “Back to the Future” movies. Our lives truly do look as different from the 1980s as the films predicted, and we can easily take for granted that we live in an age of seemingly boundless technological advancement.

With so many aspects of life affected by innovation, it is only natural that the law will be affected as well. One area where this has certainly become relevant is estate planning. As people accumulate more and more digital…

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