Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in North Carolina

A qualified yes. Generally, if the will was validly made and executed (witnessed by at least 2 disinterested persons who are not beneficiaries) and notarized in Pennsylvania then it would probably be valid in North Carolina. However, once your parents move, they should look at their wills and see if they need to revise their estate plan.

Depending on what they need, I would be happy to do their wills for a fee. Please have them contact my office if they are interested.