Indiana § 30-4-1.5-9 "Destroy"; destruction of electronic trust instrument

Indiana Statutes

§ 30-4-1.5-9 — "Destroy"; destruction of electronic trust instrument

Indiana § 30-4-1.5-9

Art. 4TRUST CODE

Ch. 1.5Electronic Trust Instruments

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Bluebook

Ind. Code § 30-4-1.5-9 (2026).

Text

(a)As used in this section, "destroy" means any action that:

(1)permanently deletes the electronic record associated with an electronic trust instrument; or

(2)renders the electronic record associated with an electronic trust instrument unreadable and nonretrievable.

(b)Any custodian or attorney holding an electronic trust instrument may destroy the electronic record associated with the electronic trust instrument and any accompanying document integrity evidence at any time after the:

(1)fifth anniversary of any will belonging to the settlor is admitted to probate;

(2)fifth anniversary of the date on which the custodian ceases to have custody of the electronic trust instrument;

(3)tenth anniversary of the settlor's death;

(4)one hundredth anniversary of the execution of the electro

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(a) As used in this section, "destroy" means
any action that:
(1) permanently deletes the electronic record associated with an
electronic trust instrument; or
(2) renders the electronic record associated with an electronic
trust instrument unreadable and nonretrievable.
(b) Any custodian or attorney holding an electronic trust instrument
may destroy the electronic record associated with the electronic trust
instrument and any accompanying document integrity evidence at any
time after the:
(1) fifth anniversary of any will belonging to the settlor is
admitted to probate;
(2) fifth anniversary of the date on which the custodian ceases to
have custody of the electronic trust instrument;
(3) tenth anniversary of the settlor's death;
(4) one hundredth anniversary of the execution of the electronic
trust instrument; or
(5) valid revocation of the electronic trust instrument.
(c) Notwithstanding subsection (b), this section does not require a
custodian, attorney, or other person in possession of a complete
converted copy of an electronic trust instrument to destroy the complete
converted copy of the electronic trust instrument.