A. A will may incorporate by reference the provisions of the Uniform Statutory Will Act in whole or in part and with any modifications and additions the will provides. To the extent an express provision of a will conflicts with that act, the will governs.

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B. A provision that all or part of the testator‘s testamentary estate is to be disposed of in accordance with the Uniform Statutory Will Act incorporates by reference provisions of that act in effect on the date the will is executed.

C. An incorporation by reference of provisions of the Uniform Statutory Will Act may be in the following or a substantially similar form:

“Except as otherwise provided in this will, I direct that my testamentary estate be disposed of in accordance with the New Mexico’s Uniform Statutory Will Act.”