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Elder Orphans/ Solo Seniors

August 14, 2018Jeffrey A. Cramer Durable Power of Attorney, Estate Planning, Facebook alone, Estate Planning, local professional fiduciary, Money manager, professional fiduciary, solo, solo senior

I recently learned about a Facebook Group called “Elder Orphans” which is a support group for those aging alone. It is a group restricted to those over age 55 who live without the help of a spouse, partner or children. It has attracted over 8,000 members who use the site to discuss common issues and concerns.

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Digital Assets Part II: Florida to Adopt the Uniform Fiduciary Access to Digital Assets Act

May 4, 2015May 28, 2015Jeffrey A. Cramer Estate Planning, Facebook, Newsletter death, digital assets, estate, Estate Planning, Facebook, fiduciaries, privacy laws
Digital Assets

*UPDATE: We've learned Senate Bill 102 died on calendar on May 1. As this is a very important piece of legislation, which insulates your fiduciaries from privacy law violations amongst other benefits, we encourage you to contact your senator or state representative and ask that they vote for this Bill next session.

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Digital Assets Part I: Facebook’s Legacy Contact – A Step in the Right Direction

April 2, 2015Jeffrey A. Cramer Estate Planning, Facebook, Newsletter digital assets, estate, Estate Planning, Facebook, legacy contact, social media
Facebook Legacy Contact

Up until recently, your loved ones and even the executor (or “Personal Representative”) of your estate would be denied access to your Facebook account after your death. To address the issues this created, Facebook has changed its policy and now allows its users to designate a “Legacy Contact.”

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Will Your Facebook Profile Be Part of Your Estate?

March 29, 2012Jeffrey A. Cramer Estate Planning, Facebook, Probate, Trusts, Twitter, Wills Estate Planning, Estate Planning Attorney, estate planning lawyer, Facebook, Probate, probate attorney, probate estate, probate lawyer, Twitter, will

If you are savvy enough to be online reading this blog, you most likely have a Facebook profile. Also, you are probably wondering what on earth Facebook has to do with probate. In most states, the answer to that question is still “nothing,” but that is no longer the case in Oklahoma.

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