Need tutoring help with family law questions

Question 1 3 pts John and Alice lived in South Carolina as husband and wife for a sufficient period in SC that they were married under SC law. Eventually, they moved to North Carolina, a state that does not recognize the doctrine of common law marriage. John and Alice had no children. Neither had wills. At John's death, his nephew, Ebenezer, contested Alice's right to an intestate share of John's estate. Ebenezer claimed that Alice was not married to John under North Carolina law and that, as John's closest living relative, he was entitled to John's entire estate. Does North Carolina have to recognize the common law marriage established in South Carolina? QO Yes O No Question 2 3 pts John and Jane were husband and wife. They owned a farm together as tenant by the entireties. They had no health insurance. John succumbed to a debilitating illness. They lived in a state that classifies medical care as a necessary. The hospital treated John in his final illness. His probate estate was inadequate to pay his hospital hill. The hospital sued Jane for John's unpaid medical expenses and obtained a judgment. Will Jane be held responsible for the medical bills of her husband? Q Yes O No Question 3 3 pts John and Jane separated and signed a separation agreement. Each agreed that neither would make any clam upon the estate of the other in the event that one died before the divorce became final. John died. Jane filed a claim with the probate court for payment of her statutory spousal share. Is Jane entitled to a spousal share? QO Yes O No