(a) An electronic will may be revoked in the following ways: (1) execution of a later will declaring the revocation; (2) execution of a later will to the extent that it is inconsistent with the prior will; or (3) execution of a written instrument by the testator declaring the revocation. (b) If there is evidence that a testator signed an electronic will and neither an electronic will nor a certified paper copy of the electronic will can be located after a testator's death, there is a presumption that the testator revoked the electronic will even if no instrument or later will revoking the electronic will can be located. revocation; is inconsistent with the prior will; or declaring the revocation.
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