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who can access my information?

Your adeus account is your private space for storing your will, and recording important information and documents. 

Only you have access to your adeus account until it's time to share the information to help settle your estate, or tie up your affairs.

Executors: If you have an adeus will, we provide access to all of the information to the executor as they are legally responsible for managing your estate based on your wishes. This includes your will, LPAs, letter of last wishes, and the information in your adeus digital vault.

Key Contacts: If you do not have an adeus will, we provide access to the information in your adeus digital vault so they can help tie things up on your behalf.

We will only provide access in two circumstances:

  • Upon your death; once a death certificate has been provided to us.
  • If your Lasting Power of Attorney is triggered; a document that allows you to designate a person to make decisions on your behalf when you can no longer make those decisions. 

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