Relates to enacting provisions for the execution of electronic wills

This bill establishes New York's first legal framework for creating valid electronic wills. It requires electronic wills to be signed by the testator (or an authorized person in their physical presence), witnessed by two individuals domiciled in a state, and filed electronically with New York courts within 30 days of execution. The law mandates a prominent caution notice about the will's requirements and validity, including the need for witnesses and filing deadlines. This directly affects New York residents creating wills, allowing digital execution while maintaining key safeguards like witness requirements and court filing.