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What States Allow Electronic Wills?

As of July 2025 the following states have specific legislation regarding electronic wills and require a qualified custodian with a custodial account:
ARIZONA - FLORIDA - INDIANA - NEVADA

 

As of July 2025 the following states have adopted the Uniform Electronic Wills Act:
COLORADO - UTAH - NORTH DAKOTA - WASHINGTON

Other states are in the process of (or have already passed) Electronic Will Legislation. You can search and see if your state allows electronic wills and if they require a qualified custodian with a custodial account.

Some states courts that don't have electronic will legislation may accept electronic wills especially if stored with a qualified custodian in a custodial account. Check with you attorney, wealth planner or other legal advisor to see if an electronic will can work for you in the state you are in.


 

What is a Qualified Custodian?

A Qualified Custodian is a neutral third party (usually a law firm or a notary who has the resources and meets the state requirements to act as the qualified custodian) authorized to store the electronic will and maintain its integrity.

Check with your state because some states (i.e. Florida) require the qualified custodian to be a resident with a licensed business in that state.  There might also be encryption and/or insurance requirements.

 

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