rather than hard code that information into your will you would reference
that a separate document in your will. for example my attorney recommended
that for personal property distribution (who gets what) that I create a
document that lists the memorial gift items, sign and date it and keep it
with the will. you can always update that document and just replace it when
updated. the same can be done with the computer items

On Thu, Jan 21, 2016 at 2:41 PM, Frederic Grevin <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

>
> So one way to deal with this is to put information -- NOT the passwords
> themselves -- in your will (you DO have a will, don't you?), explaining
> where the passwords are and how to get to them, for example, a notebook in
> a safety deposit box (I, personally, do NOT trust anything online). That
> allows you to update the passwords as needed, but limits access to them
> until you're gone.
>



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