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Ms. Toad

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15. If this came from your sister's educational subscription to Westlaw Next -

Reply to DebJ (Reply #11)

Thu Mar 27, 2014, 01:47 PM

Mar 2014

you might want to have her review her license terms to see whether it allows you to post it here. (I saw the question in ATA, and since I am pretty familiar with Westlaw, I thought I'd encourage you to follow-up on your gut instincts and have your sister check her license.)

(I don't see an independent (non-subscription) source for the text you've excerpted above.)

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I would appreciate some help finding a lawyer in North Carolina / Asheboro/Greensboro area [View all] DebJ Mar 2014 OP

Try the nearest branch of SheilaT Mar 2014 #1

Thanks. My sister already accessed legal info online and it says that North Carolina DebJ Mar 2014 #2

Thanks. I'm frankly appalled that any state SheilaT Mar 2014 #3

Thanks yes very simple. DebJ Mar 2014 #4

Then that kind of a simple will SheilaT Mar 2014 #5

I don't have a will myself, nor does my husband. DebJ Mar 2014 #6

Do you have the link for the info. she found that said NC doesn't Lex Mar 2014 #7

I don't have a link. My sister DebJ Mar 2014 #8

I can look for the statute number though. Give me a minute. n/t DebJ Mar 2014 #9

Here is the citation, plus a few quotes from it that I included in my DebJ Mar 2014 #10

This message was self-deleted by its author DebJ Mar 2014 #11

If the WV Lex Mar 2014 #12

Thanks but my question is this: testator's domicile will now be North Carolina DebJ Mar 2014 #13

And the answer is Lex Mar 2014 #14

If this came from your sister's educational subscription to Westlaw Next - Ms. Toad Mar 2014 #15

Thanks. I think better safe than sorry. I have no idea. nt DebJ Mar 2014 #16