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Before you hire an estate attorney, ask about your digital life.

A will can leave your house to your daughter. Whether it lets her into your email is a different question — and most estate plans never answer it.

  • 12 questions to bring to your first meeting
  • The 6 digital questions most attorneys never raise
  • A state-by-state map of digital-asset law
  • 5 answers that should send you elsewhere
  • A checklist for after the meeting
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Why the digital questions matter

An executor can be refused your inbox — even with full authority over your house.

Passwords in a will can become public once it goes through probate.

Three states have no digital-assets law at all — Massachusetts among them.

Crypto without a recovery phrase is gone — there’s no one to call.

The guide doesn’t replace your attorney. It makes sure you walk in knowing what to ask — and walk out with a plan that covers everything you own.

“Most people use question 8 to find out whether their attorney is current.”

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Educational only, not legal advice. IronClad Family is not a law firm.