You can keep a sealed letter with your lawyer that contains instructions (not keys) on where to find things and who to contact. The actual recovery material is split using Shamir's Secret Sharing, with shares in different physical locations that only make sense if you have the letter. Family knows the letter exists. That's it. No timelocks, no smart contracts, no complexity that could break. You really trust a lawyer with your Win Nc? Damn. There are ways to do it without having to make you vulnerable. Multisig with your sons and daughters. This way they all can participate or  better yet give them what is needed now than just let them  inherit when you're dead.   perhaps he wants to see the talent of the lawyer after his death. He said "sealed letter that contains instructions and not keys" but does that change anything? As far as there's instructions, it'll definitely lead them to keys. The best solution is to make your heir independent while you alive so they don't rely on inheritance after your death. You're suppose to enjoy your investment before you die, not to keep it as inheritance for people to fight over after your demise.
You can keep a sealed letter with your lawyer that contains instructions (not keys) on where to find things and who to contact. The actual recovery material is split using Shamir's Secret Sharing, with shares in different physical locations that only make sense if you have the letter. Family knows the letter exists. That's it. No timelocks, no smart contracts, no complexity that could break. You really trust a lawyer with your Win Nc? Damn. There are ways to do it without having to make you vulnerable. Multisig with your sons and daughters. This way they all can participate or  better yet give them what is needed now than just let them  inherit when you're dead.   perhaps he wants to see the talent of the lawyer after his death. He said "sealed letter that contains instructions and not keys" but does that change anything? As far as there's instructions, it'll definitely lead them to keys. The best solution is to make your heir independent while you alive so they don't rely on inheritance after your death. You're suppose to enjoy your investment before you die, not to keep it as inheritance for people to fight over after your demise.

You can keep a sealed letter with your lawyer that contains instructions (not keys) on where to find things and who to contact. The actual recovery material is split using Shamir's Secret Sharing, with shares in different physical locations that only make sense if you have the letter. Family knows the letter exists. That's it. No timelocks, no smart contracts, no complexity that could break. You really trust a lawyer with your Win Nc? Damn. There are ways to do it without having to make you vulnerable. Multisig with your sons and daughters. This way they all can participate or  better yet give them what is needed now than just let them  inherit when you're dead.   perhaps he wants to see the talent of the lawyer after his death. He said "sealed letter that contains instructions and not keys" but does that change anything? As far as there's instructions, it'll definitely lead them to keys. The best solution is to make your heir independent while you alive so they don't rely on inheritance after your death. You're suppose to enjoy your investment before you die, not to keep it as inheritance for people to fight over after your demise.

You can keep a sealed letter with your lawyer that contains instructions (not keys) on where to find things and who to contact. The actual recovery material is split using Shamir's Secret Sharing, with shares in different physical locations that only make sense if you have the letter. Family knows the letter exists. That's it. No timelocks, no smart contracts, no complexity that could break. You really trust a lawyer with your Win Nc? Damn. There are ways to do it without having to make you vulnerable. Multisig with your sons and daughters. This way they all can participate or  better yet give them what is needed now than just let them  inherit when you're dead.   perhaps he wants to see the talent of the lawyer after his death. He said "sealed letter that contains instructions and not keys" but does that change anything? As far as there's instructions, it'll definitely lead them to keys. The best solution is to make your heir independent while you alive so they don't rely on inheritance after your death. You're suppose to enjoy your investment before you die, not to keep it as inheritance for people to fight over after your demise.