MI HB5795

Allows wills to be either in writing or in electronic record format that is readable as text at the time of signing.

Permits witnesses to sign wills "in electronic presence" of each other, in addition to signing in person, as long as they sign within a reasonable time of witnessing the testator's signature or acknowledgment.

Adds definitions for "electronic," "electronic presence," "record," and "sign" to clarify that signing can include affixing or logically associating electronic symbols or processes with the will.

Allows individuals to create certified paper copies of electronic wills by affirming under penalty of perjury that the paper copy is a complete, true, and accurate reproduction of the electronic will.