The document discusses the growing need for policies around inheriting digital assets as more property and personal information exists online. As internet use increases among older age groups, ensuring digital assets are properly handled after death is important. However, few legal structures currently exist for passing on digital property like online accounts, financial records, virtual goods, and online identities. This represents both a major challenge and opportunity for legal firms to develop solutions for inheriting and preserving a person's digital legacy after death.

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