Indiana Code Title 30. Trusts and Fiduciaries § 30-4-1.5-6

Sec. 6. (a) If the settlor created or last amended a revocable trust by electronically signing an electronic trust instrument, the settlor may amend or revoke the trust in the following ways:

If the settlor knows that the electronic record for the electronic trust instrument or a complete converted copy of the electronic trust instrument is in the possession of a custodian, the settlor has a duty to use reasonable efforts to provide the custodian with written or electronic evidence of the amendment or revocation of the electronic trust instrument.

(b) If the settlor has possession of the electronic record for an electronic trust instrument that the settlor intends to amend or revoke, the settlor shall save a complete converted copy of the original electronic trust instrument before making any amendment or executing any revocation.

(c) If a custodian has possession of the electronic record for an electronic trust instrument that the settlor intends to amend or revoke, the custodian shall save a complete converted copy of the original electronic trust instrument before carrying out the settlor's direction to amend the electronic record or to render the electronic record unreadable and nonretrievable.

(d) A complete converted copy of an electronic trust instrument that is preserved in the manner described in subsection (b) or (c) may be used as evidence in the event that the validity of the settlor's amendment or revocation is later challenged.