Relates to enacting provisions for the execution of electronic wills

This bill amends New York's estates law to allow individuals to create legally valid wills using electronic records, such as digital documents or emails. It establishes specific rules for how these wills must be signed, witnessed, and notarized, permitting witnesses and notaries to interact with the testator through electronic presence rather than requiring them to be in the same physical room. The legislation also clarifies how to handle minor technical errors in the document and outlines the process for revoking previous wills electronically. By defining terms like "electronic presence" and setting standards for self-proving affidavits, the bill modernizes the legal framework for estate planning in the digital age.