A drawer, a laptop, an email
The will is in a folder. Account IDs are in a phone. Insurance and a note to family sit in different inboxes.
DIGITAL ESTATE PLANNING
Store the papers. Name who should receive them.
A will is not enough if nobody can find it. Digital estate planning here means preparation and storage — not writing the documents, and not a law firm.
The problem
The papers exist. They are just not in one place.
Family has to search
When something happens, people look through the house. That delay is what a vault is for.
The attorney cannot start
Counsel needs the file. If nobody can find it, the plan you already paid for sits unused.
The solution
One vault. You say who may open a paper, and when.
Store the will first
Encrypted before it leaves the browser. No credit card. Free holds the will, two other papers, and who should receive them.
ForeverBinder for the rest
Paid. One file for the other papers — what you own, who to call — that family and attorney can open. See ForeverBinder.
Wallet for cards and logins
A PIN over cards, IDs, and logins. Free holds 3. Not the vault papers. See Wallet.
What this page is, and is not
Preparation and storage
Keep the documents in one place. Share a paper now, later, or after you are gone. See sharing.
Not legal creation
ForeverVault does not draft your will or act as your lawyer. Need forms? Use the free nationwide drafts, then have an attorney in your state review them. Find an attorney.
Store the will today. No credit card.
ForeverBinder is there when you want the rest of the papers in one file.