Legal Disclaimer
Last updated: July 14, 2026
1. Not legal, tax, financial, or medical advice
Information on DoneAfter.com — including articles, templates, checklists, tooltips, sample language, and dashboards — is for general educational and organizational purposes only. It is not a substitute for advice from a licensed attorney, tax advisor, accountant, financial planner, physician, or other qualified professional in your jurisdiction.
Laws governing estates, digital assets, privacy, posthumous rights of publicity, cryptocurrency, and related topics vary by location and change over time. You are solely responsible for obtaining advice appropriate to your situation.
2. Not a will, trust, POA, or estate plan
DoneAfter does not create, execute, or replace:
- A last will and testament
- A trust or trust amendment
- A power of attorney or healthcare directive
- Guardianship, conservatorship, or court orders
- Corporate buy-sell agreements or operating agreements
Release of information through DoneAfter does not by itself transfer legal title to property, change beneficiaries on financial accounts, or bind third parties who are not contractually part of the Service.
3. Coordination tool — not a guarantee of outcomes
DoneAfter stores instructions and helps coordinate workflows among you, your trusted contacts, and our review processes. We do not guarantee that:
- Any particular message, letter, gift, or notice will be delivered, opened, or acted upon
- Any trusted contact will accept, respond, or act correctly
- Any verification will succeed, or that evidence will be accepted
- Any third-party platform will transfer, memorialize, or close an account
- Any business, crypto, or financial instruction will be executable in practice
Email and physical mail depend on carriers, networks, and address accuracy. See the Mail Fulfillment Policy.
4. Third-party platforms and assets
Apple, Google, Meta, Microsoft, banks, brokers, domain registrars, hosting providers, crypto exchanges, wallet vendors, and similar entities have their own terms, privacy rules, and deceased-user processes. DoneAfter cannot compel them to grant access or honor your instructions. “Platform account transfer is not guaranteed.”
5. Crypto and high-risk secrets
Cryptocurrency and related digital assets involve irreversible transactions and high loss risk. DoneAfter is not a custodian and does not hold private keys. Never store raw seed phrases in plaintext in DoneAfter or elsewhere online. Use hardware wallets, multisig, and professional guidance. You assume all risk for crypto-related instructions you store or release.
6. AI identity / likeness
AI Identity Protection tools help document your preferences and support family enforcement efforts. DoneAfter does not create deepfakes or AI personas of you. We cannot guarantee removal of unauthorized content from third-party sites or platforms.
7. No warranty of uninterrupted service
The Service may experience outages, bugs, delays, or data loss despite reasonable efforts. Maintain offline copies of critical estate documents with your attorney or in secure physical storage as appropriate.
8. Limitation of liability
To the maximum extent permitted by law, DoneAfter’s liability is limited as stated in the Terms of Service. Nothing in this Disclaimer excludes liability that cannot be excluded under applicable law.
9. Your responsibilities
- Keep contacts and mailing addresses current
- Configure release rules thoughtfully and review them periodically
- Consult professionals for legal and financial decisions
- Use strong account security practices
- Do not rely solely on DoneAfter for documents that must be legally executed
10. Contact
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