issues include (1) whether the appeal is interlocutory and thus should be dismissed; (2) if not, whether plaintiff can assert a Corum claim under the NC Constitution when she has other adequate state remedies; and relatedly (3) whether the trial court erred in denying defendant's MTD the Corum claim

Motion to enforce judgment; insufficient service of process

Constitutionally protected parental status, relative placement

N.C. Gen. Stat. ? 150B-51(b), contested case hearing, administrative hearing, constitutional claims, appellate jurisdiction

Child support modification, sanctions,

divorce, military pension, pension, debt, marital debt, equitable distribution, life expectancy, spouse, marital estate, student loans

spousal privilege

First-degree sex offense; first-degree kidnapping; aiding or abetting; lesser included offense; jury instructions.

Assault with deadly weapon inflicting serious injury; habitual felon; general intent; specific intent; involuntary intoxication defense; Harbison violation; ineffective assistance of counsel.

plain error review; vouching for credibility of child-victim; closing the courtroom; ineffective assistance of counsel