Would you find it unusual if you received a Facebook or Twitter post from a friend of yours? Probably not. However, if that friend was no longer alive, you may find that a bit unusual and perhaps startling. While this seems odd to many of us, it may start becoming more common.
Several businesses have started up recently that provide services for posting to social media after an individual has passed away. There are currently a couple different options available. One option is that the individual can actually write postmortem messages that will be posted after they pass away. These messages can be a farewell or a last message of love or any other message that the individual chooses to write. After the individual passes away, these messages will then be posted to social media according to their wishes.
There is also a company that will continue to make Twitter tweets or Facebook posts on your behalf after you have passed away. The company will go through your old posts and mimic your prior writing style in order to make the tweets and posts sound like they were written by you.
Perhaps this is a route that people will start going with there estate planning? We do tell our clients to write messages to their loves ones before they pass away with the thought that this messages will give love, comfort, guidance and direction to those they’ve left behind. Perhaps it is similar to the desire to leave a social media message (or many messages) after a death. Interesting to see the changes that technology brings!
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You have a number of options when it comes to estate planning, so why pick Morris Hall? First off, estate planning and asset protection are a very complicated endeavor and you should only trust someone who focuses exclusively on those matters. Also, MH is a proud member of The American Academy of Estate Planning Attorneys (AAEPA) which provides us additional support, advanced training, tools and information that is not available to others – which means that we can better protect your assets and your loved ones. We are one of only two firms in Arizona that belong to the AAEPA and are the only firm in New Mexico that has been granted membership. If you have assets and loved ones that you want to protect, you are in good hands with MH. Contact us today at 888.222.1328 to schedule an appointment!
This blog should be used for informational purposes only. It does not create an attorney-client relationship with any reader and should not be construed as legal advice. If you need legal advice, please contact an attorney in your community who can assess the specifics of your situation.
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