Wadell H. Pate, a resident of Georgia, was the owner of property in North Carolina. Before he died, he gave the property to his wife, Mildred Green Pate, and his stepson, Aaron L. Green. Polly Pate Wilson, the administrator of Wadell's estate, believed that Mildred and Aaron had procured the land through fraud and undue influence. Wilson filed a lawsuit in North Carolina, asking the court to transfer ownership of the North Carolina property to her, as the representative of Wadell's estate. All of the parties involved resided in Georgia. Mildred and Aaron argued that the North Carolina court should dismiss the case because of lack of jurisdiction. What would the North Carolina state court most likely rule on the claim that it lacked jurisdiction?