New York S08887 establishes rules for electronic wills, including attestation, revocation, and storage, and mandates the chief administrator of the.
New York S08887 enacts provisions for the execution of electronic wills, detailing requirements for attestation, revocation, filing, and storage. It mandates that electronic wills be created using technology that reliably evidences the testator's signing and includes a cautionary statement. The bill also requires the chief administrator of the courts to adopt rules necessary and appropriate for electronic wills. It specifies that electronic wills must be filed with the New York state unified court system within thirty days of execution and can be revoked by the testator at any time.
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