Bequeathing a Logos library
I have a substantial amount of books in my Logos library, and just as I would bequeath all of my tangible property to my family upon death, I would also like to do so with my digital library, as it is an asset that would benefit them.
- Is this possible?
- Do I have a legal right to do so, or do I only have a license for the books and software that becomes null and void upon my death? Or do I have a license to the software yet retain the right to bequeath my library works to someone upon their agreement to and acquisition of the software license?
- Is this entirely handled in a will (US law), and if so, will Logos transfer the library to the named beneficiary based on a will? Alternatively, does Logos have a way to designate a beneficiar for an account/library?
- Has anyone else ever done this?
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Hi Dan
There are a number of discussions on this - hopefully https://community.logos.com/forums/p/140370/895528.aspx will point you in the right direction
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Graham Criddle said:
hopefully https://community.logos.com/forums/p/140370/895528.aspx will point you in the right direction
Thankful thread => What happens to my Logos account when I die? includes Faithlife reply:
Brandyn Whittington said:This isn't too uncommon of a question, and is something that we handle over the phone. You can establish what you'd like to be done with your account after passing by contacting our Customer Service team at 1-800-875-6467, between 6 AM - 6 PM PST, Monday through Saturday.
Thankful for email with Customer Service team [:D] plus a missionary planting a church with someone who benefited from a library transfer after my friend's human tent departure [8-|]
Keep Smiling [:)]
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