Digital assets are becoming an increasingly important part of many clients' wealth. They can be overlooked during estate planning and administration and they can present specific challenges in the event of separation and divorce.
Join our Private Wealth team for a practical seminar exploring the growing role of digital assets in estate administration, trusts, succession planning and family law.
Our speakers, Faith Gandhi, Sue Brookes and Megan Aurelius, will discuss:
What constitutes a digital asset
Which digital assets can be inherited
Identifying and securing digital assets following death or relationship breakdown
Valuation and tax reporting considerations
Transferring digital assets on death and divorce
The legal and practical challenges digital assets can create
This seminar will provide useful insights for anyone advising clients in an increasingly digital world.
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