Digital assets memorandum

template

A private, informal list of digital accounts and assets — email, social media, cloud storage, cryptocurrency, domain names — with instructions for your executor. Kept separate from the will itself (which becomes a public record in probate) and updated independently as accounts change.

Good fit for

+Giving your executor a starting point for handling your online accounts and digital assets
+Keeping sensitive access details out of the will itself, which becomes a public probate document

Not ideal for

−Storing actual passwords in this document long-term without updating it — reference a password manager instead if possible, since account details change often
−Replacing the will's legal authority to name an executor — this only gives that executor practical instructions once appointed

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2 short steps, autosaved as you go, exportable as a PDF at the end.

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