Ten Things Every Estate Planner Should Know About Cryptocurrency and Digital Assets

Cryptocurrency and other digital assets have grown in popularity since they first came online. But what exactly are cryptocurrencies? Are there special considerations for these currencies and assets that an estate planner should know? Find out those answers and more in this session.

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Credit General:0.5

Tag(s) Estate Planning, Probate & Trust, Data & Technology, 30 Minute Programs

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Nebraska MCLE #246920. 0.5 CLE Hours. (OnDemand credit)

Margaret (Maggie) Rossiter, Fraser, Stryker, PC, LLO
Maggie provides businesses and individuals with skilled legal services in the areas of business transactions, trademarks, estate planning, mergers and acquisitions, and business succession planning. From start-ups and small businesses to women entrepreneurs and large-scale corporations, Maggie enjoys providing creative strategies to any business in need of legal guidance. Maggie’s natural discernment and curiosity are evident in the way she approaches each of her client’s needs.

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