Creating Electronic Records for Longevity, Authenticity, and Proof
Headline as published by North Carolina Bar Association.
As of January 1, 2026, North Carolina allows attorneys to create an electronic record of a written, attested will that can later be admitted to probate. The statute (as explained by the UNC School of Government) creates a practical opportunity and a practical responsibility. Many estate planning attorneys are asking the same question: How do I store an electronic record... The post Creating Electronic Records for Longevity, Authenticity, and Proof first appeared on North Carolina Bar Association .
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