Your family can't use what they can't get into.

Your trust and power of attorney give the people you trust the legal authority. The free Digital Life Organizer handles the logistics, so they can actually get into your email, photos, cloud storage, and the accounts that keep your household and business running.

  1. Passwords. Set up the one tool that covers your accounts during incapacity and after death.
  2. Legacy contacts. Name a backup person on Apple, Google, and Facebook, and see what each setting does and doesn't cover.
  3. Account inventory. Email, social media, cloud storage, websites and domains, and payment apps, category by category.
  4. Cold storage and devices. Crypto wallets, backup drives, old phones, and where the passcodes are kept.
  5. Your wishes. What should stay open, be memorialized, or be closed.

Most people finish in an afternoon.

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"I've watched families lose photos and videos simply because no one knew where they were stored. A few settings today can spare the people you love a lot of searching later."

Cassie Spector  |  The Summit Attorney™

I'm an estate planning attorney licensed in Oregon and Washington. The people I work with are busy parents and business owners who want a plan that holds up, and an attorney who's still there months later when the questions come.

Spector Law, LLC. Rugged plans, built to last.

971.346.3833  |  support@spector.law  |  www.spector.law

The Digital Life Organizer is general information, not legal advice. Requesting it doesn't create an attorney-client relationship.