Passed One ChamberFiled Mar 11, 2025
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Jul 1, 2026
Summary
The bill adds a new article to Chapter 31 that defines electronic wills, sets requirements for their execution, revocation, and self‑proof, and permits certified paper copies for probate. It also revises probate rules so electronic wills can be probated like traditional wills. The changes affect anyone making, witnessing, or probating a will in the state.
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