Legal Question in Family Law in North Carolina

It is for now. However, if she is successful in having his shiny new divorce judgment set aside (and she very may well), his new marriage will likely be void as bigamous (which can be prosecuted as a felony). It sounds an awful lot like your son did his own divorce. If so, this type of potential problem is exactly why doing your own legal work when you don't know what you are doing is really not a smart idea. Kinda like trying to rebuild you cars transmission when you aren't a mechanic. Any lawyer worth their salt would have advised him to wait at least 30 days after the judgment was issued before getting remarried to avoid just this sort of thing. At this point things could go either way. It could work out OK or things could go really bad. If he doesn't have an attorney - he needs one ASAP before he mucks this up anymore than it already is. Best of luck!.