New York A07856 establishes rules for electronic wills, including attestation, revocation, and filing requirements.

New York A07856 amends the estates, powers and trusts law and the state technology law to create provisions for electronic wills. It defines an electronic will as a will executed electronically and filed with the New York state unified court system. The bill outlines the requirements for the execution of electronic wills, including attestation by at least two witnesses and filing within thirty days of execution. It also specifies the conditions under which an electronic will can be revoked, either by a subsequent will or by removing it from the court system.

New York A07856 establishes rules for electronic wills, including attestation, revocation, and filing requirements.

New York A07856 amends the estates, powers and trusts law and the state technology law to create provisions for electronic wills. It defines an electronic will as a will executed electronically and filed with the New York state unified court system. The bill outlines the requirements for the execution of electronic wills, including attestation by at least two witnesses and filing within thirty days of execution. It also specifies the conditions under which an electronic will can be revoked, either by a subsequent will or by removing it from the court system.