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Digital Asset Planning in Orlando, FL
If your photos, accounts, or crypto are scattered online, your family may never find them. We help you plan ahead.
Why It Matters
Signs You Need a Digital Asset Plan
More of our lives live online now than ever before. Bank logins, crypto wallets, photo albums, and even social media accounts hold real value and real memories. Without a plan, families in Orlando often spend months trying to access or close these accounts. We've seen clients near the UCF area lose family photos simply because no one had the passwords. Digital inheritance laws are still catching up with technology, which makes a clear plan even more important[1]. Don't wait until a crisis forces the issue.
3 yrs
We've helped Central Florida families plan for both physical and digital assets.
Flexible
Meet virtually, by phone, in the hospital, or in our office near UCF.
Clear
We explain digital asset law in plain language, not legal jargon.
Common Situations
Cryptocurrency Holdings
If you own Bitcoin or other crypto, your family needs a way to access it. We help you set up safe instructions.
Online Business Accounts
Shops, blogs, and ad accounts often have real income tied to them. We make sure they don't vanish with you.
Password Protected Devices
Phones and laptops often hold photos and financial records. We help you document access safely.
Social Media Legacy
Families often want to memorialize or close accounts. We outline your wishes clearly.
Cloud Storage and Photos
Years of family photos can sit in a cloud account no one remembers. We make sure they're found.
Outdated Estate Plans
Older wills rarely mention digital accounts at all. We update your plan to include them.
Our Approach
Why Orlando Families Trust Us for Digital Asset Planning
Waiting on digital asset planning often means lost accounts and lost memories. Attorney Fallon M. Gomez built Legacy Legal to make this kind of planning feel approachable, not scary. We listen first, then build a plan that fits your family.
What to Expect
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A real conversation about your online accounts and devices, not a form to fill out alone.
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Clear instructions your executor or family can actually follow.
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A plan that works alongside your will or trust, not separate from it.
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Honest answers about what Florida law does and doesn't cover.
Next Step
Protect Your Digital Legacy Today
Don't let your family guess at your passwords or your wishes. Reach out and we'll walk you through adding digital asset planning to your estate plan.
Simple Steps
How Digital Asset Planning Works
We keep the process simple so you're never left confused.
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Inventory Your Accounts
We talk through your online accounts, devices, and digital property. This includes banking apps, crypto, photos, and social media.
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Build the Legal Plan
We draft the authorizations and instructions needed so your executor can legally access what's needed. This fits into your will or trust.
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Review and Update
Passwords and platforms change often. We recommend a review every couple years to keep your plan current.
Fair Pricing
Digital Asset Planning Cost in Orlando
Pricing depends on how many accounts you have and whether this is part of a larger estate plan. A simple addition to an existing plan costs less than building a full plan from scratch. We quote every service upfront so there are no surprises. Clients near Lake Nona or Baldwin Park often combine this with trust work, which can change the total cost. We always explain the reasoning before you agree to anything.
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Upfront pricing before any work begins.
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No hidden fees added later.
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Free initial conversation to see what you need.
Typical price range
$300 - $1,200
The number of digital accounts and platforms involved.
Whether this is added to an existing estate plan or built new.
Complexity of assets like crypto or business accounts.
How much documentation and instruction your family will need.
Reviews
What Our Customers Say
Review by John Johnson
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The team at Legacy Legal is top notch. They guided me through some intricate business issues regarding estate planning and donations. They never hesitated to answer any questions that I had and made the entire process seamless and efficient. I highly recommend.
Review by Laurie Johnson
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I can not thank Legacy Legal enough for all of their help and professionalism with a couple of different situations we needed handled. They were able to handle both my personal and business issues and address the concerns that I had in making sure everything was prepared correctly. Ms. Gomez was such a delight to work with and made an emotionally challenging situation a positive one. Do not hesitate to use them!!!
Review by E Sanchez
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Attorney Gomez is extremely helpful and knowledgeable with estate planning. She helped me by informing me about the best way to set up my will and my advanced directive. Always available on the phone. Can't say enough about how helpful she is and how comfortable she made the completion of the paperwork.
Have recommended to friends and family. Excellent still seems low.
Review by Michael
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Fantastic service and highly knowledgeable when it came probate court filings. Their professionalism is top notch and dealing with "problematic" family members was exceptional.
All-in-all highly recommended.
Review by Michelle Tietjen
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Attorney Gomez is fantastic. Professional, straightforward, and knowledgeable. I knew from the moment we spoke, I was in capable hands. Attorney Gomez is a blessing and I’m grateful for her guiding us through a difficult time.
Review by loren aldrich
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Such an amazing experience. After losing my husband so young and suddenly I realized how important being prepared is. The attorney was so patient and helpful during such a hard time. I can't thank their staff enough for all they did.
Common Questions
Digital Asset Planning Questions
Here are answers to what Orlando clients ask us most.
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How much does digital asset planning cost?
Most plans run between $300 and $1,200 depending on complexity. Adding it to an existing estate plan usually costs less. We always give you a clear quote before starting work.
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How long does the process take?
Most plans are ready within two to three weeks. Simpler plans can move faster. We'll give you a timeline at your first meeting.
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Can I do digital asset planning myself?
You can write down passwords, but that alone isn't legally enforceable. Florida law has specific rules about who can access digital accounts after death. A proper plan gives your executor legal authority, a password list.
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How is this different from a regular will?
A regular will often doesn't mention digital accounts at all. Digital asset planning adds specific authorizations for online platforms. We build both together so nothing gets missed.
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How urgent is this if I'm already older or ill?
It's worth handling soon if your health has changed. We offer in-hospital and virtual meetings for exactly this reason. Waiting too long can leave your family without access when they need it most.
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What are signs I need this plan?
If you own crypto, run an online business, or store photos in the cloud, you likely need this. So does anyone whose will was written before 2015. Those older plans rarely address digital property.
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What happens to my social media accounts if I don't plan?
Platforms each have different rules, and some require a court order to access accounts. Without instructions, your family may face delays or denials. A plan spells out exactly what you want done.
