How SovSeal is designed to work with existing estate law frameworks and traditional planning.

Estate Law Compliance

SovSeal is designed to complement traditional estate planning. Our platform, document templates, and release conditions are architected to work alongside wills, trusts, and powers of attorney — not to replace them.

We recommend consulting with your estate attorney to integrate SovSeal into your overall estate plan. Our tools are designed to make that integration straightforward.

How SovSeal Fits Into Estate Planning

The Digital Asset Gap

Traditional estate planning tools were designed before digital assets became significant:

Wills can name heirs but can't convey passwords
Trusts can specify asset distribution but can't manage encrypted data
Powers of attorney grant authority but can't bypass encryption

SovSeal addresses this gap with tools specifically designed for digital estate concerns.

Integration Points

Estate Planning Element	SovSeal Integration
Will	Reference SovSeal vault in digital asset provisions
Trust	Align release conditions with trust terms
Power of Attorney	Include vault access authority in document scope
Executor/Trustee	Designate as trusted contact with appropriate access

Legal Document Templates

SovSeal provides attorney-reviewed template documents designed for estate integration.

Digital Asset Directive

A standalone document specifying:

That you maintain a SovSeal vault
General categories of assets stored
Instructions for accessing vault contents
Your wishes regarding digital asset handling

Purpose: Ensure your estate plan addresses digital assets and points executors to your SovSeal vault.

Vault Access Authorization

A legal authorization document establishing:

Your designation of specific trusted contacts
The conditions under which access should be granted
Authorization for SovSeal to release assets upon verification
Acknowledgment that release conditions are binding

Purpose: Clear legal basis for trusted contact access that can be presented alongside other estate documents.

Companion Will Clauses

Suggested language for inclusion in your will:

I maintain a digital vault with SovSeal, Inc. containing digital assets 
and records. I direct my Personal Representative to work with my 
designated Trusted Contacts to access and distribute these digital 
assets according to the release conditions I have configured within 
said vault. I authorize SovSeal, Inc. to release vault contents to 
verified Trusted Contacts according to its standard procedures.

Purpose: Integrate SovSeal into your will with language your attorney can adapt.

Cryptocurrency-Specific Provisions

Additional language for digital currency holdings:

Seed phrase location and access instructions
Hardware wallet physical location
Exchange account credentials and recovery
Instructions for secure transfer

Cryptocurrency provisions should be reviewed carefully with your attorney, as digital currency may have special tax implications and require specific handling.

Working with Your Attorney

What to Discuss

When meeting with your estate attorney:

Inform them about SovSeal — Explain what's stored and how access works
Coordinate release conditions — Align vault settings with will/trust provisions
Review templates — Have them adapt template language for your jurisdiction
Include in inventory — Add SovSeal to your digital asset inventory
Plan for recovery — Ensure executor has recovery documentation