Maryland has passed legislation (H.B. 1261) that permits electronic signatures and signing advance directives rather than in the personal presence. This is already permitted in many states under permanent laws or under temporary executive orders.
Maryland has passed legislation (H.B. 1261) that permits electronic signatures and signing advance directives rather than in the personal presence. This is already permitted in many states under permanent laws or under temporary executive orders.
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