I've been thinking about this recently in terms of end of life type stuff. By the time I die (hopefully), access to digital accounts will be a major part of en

I've been thinking about this recently in terms of end of life type stuff. By the time I die (hopefully), access to digital accounts will be a major part of end of life care. Being able to deactivate accounts, set up things, or notify them to close is so much easier if you just have the passwords and details up front. Of course I use 1Password for the passwords. I'm working with an estate attorney to help with a living trust and will for all the legalities too. But I'm going to give my attorney the 1Password recovery PDF for sure. And of course, attorneys generally have pretty good document storage and recovery scenarios too. So not just someone who is locked out, but doesn't know my passwords. How can they be given the keys at the right time to do what they need? (Like if I'm in the hospital, etc.). It's a hard problem.