Digital estate administration is now part of every estate — yet it falls entirely outside the scope of legal practice. Vera Legacy handles the digital component so you can focus on what requires your legal expertise.
Fill out the form below and David Morgan will respond within one business day with our full attorney information pack — service overview, sample deliverables, and referral process.
Get the Info Pack →A simple introduction by email or verbal recommendation during estate planning or post-death meetings. We provide a one-page referral card you can share with clients or include in your welcome packet.
Account identification, executor authorization letters, cancellation requests, subscription recovery, and platform-specific bereavement procedures — all delivered in 48 hours. We never give legal advice.
We provide attorney-ready documentation formatted for inclusion in the estate file. Your client is less stressed, the digital estate is handled, and no billable hours were spent on platform policies.
Platform bereavement procedures change constantly. Researching each platform individually takes significant time per estate. Vera Legacy maintains current procedures for hundreds of platforms so you don't have to.
Vera Legacy is a document preparation service, not a law firm. We never give legal advice, never claim legal authority, and never create liability overlap. The boundary is clearly defined and maintained.
Every deliverable is formatted for inclusion in estate files — account inventories, executor letters, platform correspondence. Nothing needs to be reformatted or converted before filing.
We operate within the framework of the Revised Uniform Fiduciary Access to Digital Assets Act across all 47 adopting states. State-specific RUFADAA provisions are accounted for in every estate we handle nationwide.
Your clients receive their complete documentation package within 48 hours of submitting their intake form. They are not waiting weeks — they are moving forward while the estate process continues.
Founding attorney partners will have first access to a co-branded Digital Vault — your firm's name on a preventative digital estate planning tool you can offer clients as part of your estate planning process.
47 US states have adopted the Revised Uniform Fiduciary Access to Digital Assets Act (RUFADAA), giving appointed executors legal authority to access digital assets — but most families and even some attorneys aren't invoking this because they don't know it applies.
Vera Legacy operates entirely within RUFADAA across all applicable states. We help families exercise their legal authority correctly — identifying which accounts fall under the act, which documents platforms require, and how to properly assert executor authority in each case.
Tell us about your practice. David Morgan will respond within one business day with our complete attorney information pack — service overview, sample deliverables, RUFADAA notes, and referral process details.
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