North Carolina S648 modifies court procedures, custody criteria, and guardianship requirements, among other changes.
North Carolina S648 modifies various court procedures and criteria, including those affecting juvenile custody, guardianship, and the handling of wills and estates. It specifies criteria for secure or nonsecure custody of juveniles, detailing when each may be ordered. The bill also modifies guardianship provisions, including the bond requirements for guardians and the conditions under which guardianship ends. Additionally, it addresses the handling of wills, including the conditions under which a will may be probated in North Carolina if originally probated elsewhere.
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