Digital Asset Planning Lawyers: Securing Your Crypto, NFTs And Online Legacy

Your digital life holds real value. Your crypto, NFTs and online accounts may contain assets your family cannot access without a plan. At Cushing & Dolan, P.C., we guide you through complex rules with clear, steady advice.

Our team includes attorneys with advanced tax training and certified public accountant insight. We help you protect what you built and keep your legacy accessible. As your digital asset planning lawyers, we focus on practical steps that align with your goals and your family’s needs.

Define Fiduciary Access Under Modern Law

You need clear authority for a trusted person to act. Under the Revised Uniform Fiduciary Access to Digital Assets Act (RUFADAA), you can grant explicit “content access” to emails, cloud files and account data.

Without that language, service providers may deny entry. That risk grows as platforms tighten controls. Custodians often require exact instructions and proof. In cryptocurrency estate planning, you should also address tokenized assets and account terms.

Address 2026 Access Risks And State Developments

Rules continue to change. New Hampshire trends highlight a growing risk of permanent lockout for crypto and NFTs if access details are missing by 2026. Massachusetts H4639 reflects progress toward clearer fiduciary access rules.

Rhode Island’s 2026 Private Key Protection Bill (RI) adds limits around control of private keys. These developments affect access, transfer and oversight. You need a plan that adjusts as laws evolve.

Build A Digital Inventory And Secure Storage

Start with a complete and accurate record. Your inventory should include wallets, exchanges, domains and income streams such as those from AI-generated content. Include logins, recovery tools and key contacts tied to each asset. Then, choose a secure method, such as a digital vault, to store instructions.

Include the following steps in your digital asset inventory plan:

• Identify each wallet, exchange account, domain, monetized social media profile and revenue source from AI-generated content
• Record usernames, recovery methods, two-factor tools and support contacts tied to each account
• Name a fiduciary and grant authority that matches the platform and legal requirements
• Store access instructions in a secure system such as a digital vault, rather than in your will
• Review and update your inventory as assets, platforms and laws change

A clear and current inventory helps your fiduciary act without delay or confusion.

Don’t Leave Your Digital Wealth Unprotected: Call Us Today

Your assets deserve the same care as any other part of your estate. We provide straightforward guidance that reflects your priorities and your family’s needs. Call us at 888-759-5109 to schedule a free consultation or contact us online to discuss a plan that keeps your digital legacy secure.