Who manages your email, social media, and cryptocurrency when you’re gone? A digital executor is a vital part of a modern Nebraska estate plan, ensuring your online life is secure and your loved ones aren’t locked out.

Beneficiary designations are powerful tools in Nebraska estate planning because they bypass probate—but they also override your will. This guide explains how they work, the risks of outdated forms, and why regular reviews are essential to protect your legacy.

Your estate isn’t just about houses and bank accounts anymore. In Nebraska, your digital life—email, photos, social media, even cryptocurrency—counts too. This guide explains how Nebraska’s RUFADAA law works and why adding digital asset provisions to your estate plan is essential.

Thinking about naming your adult child as co-trustee of your trust? It might feel like a smart way to simplify the future—but without the right structure, it can lead to confusion, liability, and even family conflict. In Nebraska, co-trustees carry serious legal responsibilities, even if they’re not actively involved. Before you make that decision, get clear on the risks and better alternatives.