Speaker Series
Educate. Protect. Empower.
Book the Founders of Dexit for Your Next Event, Podcast, or Workshop.
The digital landscape has evolved, but estate planning is still stuck in the world of paper and physical vaults. What happens to your cryptocurrency, your digital business assets, your sentimental family photos, or your cloud-based intellectual property when you're gone?
As the founders of DEXIT, Tatyana Thurston and Natalia Parker are on a mission to bridge the critical gap between modern technology and legacy protection. Merging deep expertise in technology platforms with an understanding of complex estate succession, they provide highly engaging, actionable, and eye-opening presentations for both professional organizations and everyday families.
Whether addressing hundreds of estate attorneys at a legal-tech conference, leading an intimate workshop for financial advisors, or appearing on leading industry podcasts, Tatyana and Natalia bring clarity, real-world case studies, and practical solutions to the frontier of digital estate planning.
Our Signature Speaking Topics
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Biometrics and the Cloud After Death: The Cybersecurity Crisis Inherited by Modern Families.
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The 21st-Century Estate Plan: Why Modern Attorneys and Advisors Must Plan for Digital Assets to Protect Their Clients.
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Securing Your Digital Legacy: A Practical Guide to Cataloging and Passing On Your Digital Footprint Safely.
CEPC Luncheon Event - Digital Asset Planning: Integrating Virtual Assets into Modern Estate Planning
Wednesday, October 14, 202611:30 AM - 1:30 PM EDT
Category: Events
Location: Noble Smoke
2216 Freedom Drive
Charlotte, North Carolina 28208
United States of America
(704) 703-5252
In an era where our lives are increasingly lived online, digital assets have become a critical, yet often overlooked component of estate planning. This session provides a high-level overview of what constitutes a "digital asset" and explores the unique challenges they present to fiduciaries. We will examine the legal and technical consequences of failing to plan, the baseline technical skills required for modern executors, and the specific roadblocks created by encrypted devices. Participants will walk away with a clear understanding of how to incorporate digital directives into a succession plan and the tools available to ensure a seamless transition of digital property.
AI, Digital Identity, and Estate Planning
What happens to your voice, image and online accounts after you die? Digital estate planning now has to confront AI avatars, deepfake fraud and decisions about the digital identity you leave behind. In this episode of Wealth Actually, I welcome back Natalia Parker and Tatyana Thurston of DEXIT. We discuss what executors and trustees need to know about digital assets, how to document your wishes and why protecting a family's reputation can be just as important as preserving an asset's income.
We cover:
• Books, podcasts, recordings and social media accounts • Digital-asset inventories and instructions for executors
• Deepfake scams, callbacks and identity verification
• Consent to AI recreation after death
• Name, image, likeness and the emotional impact on families
• Why your estate plan needs a technology component
Podcast with Frazer Rice from WealthActually, featuring the DEXITCHIXS, What happens to your social media accounts when you're dead?
Understanding the Role of Digital Assets in Estate Planning
Four times a year, expert panelists come to discuss the latest impacts in their fields as it relates to crypto inheritance. Included are forensic Crypto experts, tax advisors, wealth advisors, legal advisors both international and domestic as well as legacy preparedness experts.
Podcast with Frazer Rice from WealthActually, featuring the DEXITCHIXS, What happens to your social media accounts when you're dead?
