by theevokegroup | Mar 7, 2019 | Digital Asset Issues, Trust & Estate Law
Protecting Your Cryptocurrency Assets Cryptocurrency is a digital, virtual currency that is not regulated by any central authority or bank. The currency involves a series of encryption codes that are stored in virtual wallets, which can be cloud based or in “cold”...
by theevokegroup | Feb 28, 2019 | Digital Asset Issues, Estate & Trust Administration, Estate Planning & Powers Of Attorney, Probate Litigation, Trust & Estate Law
How to Write A Will That Works For You They’re many solutions nowadays to creating a Will. Some of which don’t require you to even talk to anyone. However, a big perk to working with an attorney to assist with drafting a Will is that you have the opportunity to...
by theevokegroup | Dec 27, 2018 | Digital Asset Issues, Family Law, News
Does Your Child Need A Cellphone? It’s no surprise these days to spot children as young as three years old with a cell phone or some type of device in their hands. It’s become the norm, rather than the exception. Our cell phones have become mini computers and they...
by theevokegroup | Aug 21, 2018 | Digital Asset Issues, Estate Planning & Powers Of Attorney, Trust & Estate Law
Estate Planning For All Your Digital Needs Where are your photos? Chances are that a large number of these treasured memories are stored in your smartphone or on iCloud. Where are your financial and personal records? Are they stored digitally on your computer, in a...
by theevokegroup | Jun 19, 2018 | Digital Asset Issues, Trust & Estate Law
Can You Delete An Instagram Account For A Deceased Person? How To Delete An Instagram Account For A Deceased Person? Instagram is a product of Facebook, after a loved one passes away Instagram allows two options upon your request; a page can be deleted or...
by theevokegroup | Jun 14, 2018 | Digital Asset Issues, Trust & Estate Law
How To Memorialize A Facebook Page For A Deceased User Delete Or Memorialize A Facebook Account For A Deceased User? After a loved one passes away Facebook allows two options upon your request; a page can be deleted or memorialized. When a page is memorialized it...
