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uniform electronic transaction act and recent developments thats the subject of todays act trust and estate talk welcome to act tech trust and estate talk from the american college of trust and estate council a professional society of peer-elected trust and estate lawyers in the united states and around the globe this series offers professionals best practice advice insights and commentary on subjects that affect our profession and clients and now our actec fellow host with todays topic this is margaret van gaalton act tech fellow from des moines iowa actec fellows justin brown and karen farner from philadelphia pennsylvania are joining us today to explain this act including remote notarization and some recent developments with electronic wills justin thanks margaret any discussion of electronic wills has to start with the uniform electronic transactions act or ueta uta forms the basis for authorizing the use of electronic signatures on documents in a transaction pennsylvania the j
