10/16/2026
Most estate plans were written for physical property. Today, a significant share of what people own and value lives online.
Florida's Fiduciary Access to Digital Assets Act, in Chapter 740 of the Florida Statutes, lets personal representatives, trustees, agents under a power of attorney, and guardians manage a person's digital assets. That access depends on a clear order of priority: provider tools first, then estate documents, then the provider's terms of service.
Our latest blog explains how that order works, why the content of private messages requires specific authorization, and why cryptocurrency held in a private wallet can be lost entirely without access to its keys.
Read the full blog here: https://bit.ly/4AH2Csb