[WSBAPT] Question about e-signatures/notarization for revocable trusts

[Mehera Nori]

Hello listmates!

Question for the braintrust about e-signature and e-notarization for
revocable living trusts. It seems like it's allowed per the RCWs and I'm
not aware of any caselaw on disputes around e-signature/notarization for
living trusts one way or another.

Does anyone have any thoughts either in support of or cautioning against
electronic signature and/or notarization for revocable living trust
establishment or amendments? For context: the question comes from a US
citizen abroad who wants to amend their living trust, which was originally
notarized and signed in-person within WA. I'm inclined to say yes to
e-signature/notarization, but just want to know if there's anything I'm
missing.

Thanks in advance,

*Mehera Nori, Esq. *
she | her | hers
*Pride Law, PLLC*
5600 Rainier Ave S, Suite C-206
Seattle, WA 98118
206.395.5578
info at pridelawpllc.com
www.pridelawpllc.com


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