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North Carolina considers "Alena's Law," presuming death after 90 days missing in disasters, following Hurricane Helene.
North Carolina is considering "Alena's Law," which would allow individuals missing after a disaster to be presumed dead 90 days later, simplifying estate, insurance, and custody matters.
The law, named after Alena Ayers who vanished during Hurricane Helene in 2024, passed its first hearing with no opposition and will be reviewed by the House Judiciary Committee.
Hurricane Helene caused over 250 deaths, including 107 in North Carolina.
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Carolina del Norte considera "la ley de Alena", presumiendo la muerte después de 90 días de desaparición en desastres, después del huracán Helene.