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1 Answer | Asked in Divorce and Family Law for North Carolina on
Q: My husband died while our division of assets was still being worked out, due to a prolonged illness.

We are divorced 2 years. Can the divorce be overturned?

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Jammie Lynn Wacenske
answered on Nov 13, 2023

No, but if you mean that he died while the division of your assets were still being worked out means that you filed for equitable distribution and that was still a live claim that was incomplete when he passed, then the personal representative of the estate should be able to continue see that... View More

2 Answers | Asked in Family Law, Child Custody and Child Support for North Carolina on
Q: I'm on child support an I haven't seen my boy in years..I beg an beg no answer ..I pay my support
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Jammie Lynn Wacenske
answered on Jan 6, 2019

Hello,

If you are wanting to have visitation with or custody of your son then you should begin the process of filing a complaint for child custody. I would definitely start with consulting with family law attorneys in your county since each county has different local rules and can get...
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1 Answer | Asked in Estate Planning for North Carolina on
Q: Will my children be responsible for my student loans, and credit card debt when I die? Assets are $2000
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Jammie Lynn Wacenske
answered on Jun 4, 2018

Hello,

Not unless they co-signed on them. Family is not usually responsible for the debt of the decedent unless they have made themselves personally accountable for those debts.

1 Answer | Asked in Estate Planning and Probate for North Carolina on
Q: My disabled sibling died, 7 weeks later my mother (his caretaker) died in 2015. I live in NJ and paid all arrangements

They had no insurance or wills. Can I claim their small funds (3400) from their joint checking account to cover all my expenses?

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Jammie Lynn Wacenske
answered on Jan 24, 2018

Hello,

The bank will likely not give you access to their account without having Letters of Administration. What you should do is contact the clerk of court and ask them about beginning a small estate proceeding or go through with the opening a regular estate and getting the proper...
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