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Apple Reportedly Demands Court Order Before Releasing Deceased User’s Password

You might think the most difficult part of estate planning would be figuring out how to transfer title to your house or administering a living trust. But for a British Columbia widow, one of the biggest hassles she faced following her husband’s death was gaining access to his Apple account.…

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How Should I Deal with Copyrights, Patents, and Trademarks in My Estate Plan?

Your estate plan is designed to dispose of any property you own at the time of your death. Property can include not just financial assets, real estate, and tangible items, but also the legal rights to certain works you have created or invented. These intellectual property rights can be quite…

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California Courts Continue to Deal with Same-Sex Estate Planning Issues

Although same-sex marriage has been legal in California since 2013, there remain a number of unresolved estate planning issues with respect to the rights of spouses in such relationships. For example, there are cases where the courts must still determine when a same-sex couple was legally married for purposes of…

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