Utah HB0181 updates estate planning laws to recognize electronic non-testamentary documents and signatures.

Utah HB0181, known as the Uniform Estate Planning Amendments, updates the state's estate planning laws to recognize electronic non-testamentary documents and signatures. The bill defines terms such as "electronic record" and "electronic signature" and enacts the Uniform Electronic Estate Planning Documents Act. It ensures that electronic non-testamentary estate planning documents and signatures are not denied legal effect solely because they are in electronic form.

Utah HB0181 updates estate planning laws to recognize electronic non-testamentary documents and signatures.

Utah HB0181, known as the Uniform Estate Planning Amendments, updates the state's estate planning laws to recognize electronic non-testamentary documents and signatures. The bill defines terms such as "electronic record" and "electronic signature" and enacts the Uniform Electronic Estate Planning Documents Act. It ensures that electronic non-testamentary estate planning documents and signatures are not denied legal effect solely because they are in electronic form.