Ind. Code § 30-4-1.5-5
(a) If a settlor creates an inter vivos trust or amends or restates the trust by electronically signing an electronic trust instrument, the person named as trustee may:
(2) electronically sign:
(B) a statement that explicitly accepts:
(c) The person named as trustee may reject the trust in writing or in an electronically signed document. A person named as trustee who rejects a trust in the manner described in this subsection will incur no liability. If, after being informed of the named person's appointment as trustee, the named person does not:
(2) exercise powers or perform duties under the trust within a reasonable time;
the named person shall be presumed to have rejected the trust.
(d) If there is an immediate risk of damage to the trust estate, the person named as trustee may act to preserve the trust estate and will not be presumed to have accepted the trust if the named person delivers a written or electronically signed rejection, at the time of or shortly after the person acts, to:
As added by P.L.40-2018, SEC.3.