Separation agreement; child support; Pataky presumption; attorney?s fees, and imputation of income.

statute of limitations

Violation of a nonjurisdictional rule; substantial and gross violation; sanctions under Rule 34(b).

Marital property; separate property; divisible property; summary judgment; equitable division; North Carolina Equitable Distribution Act; education; educational debt; student loans; marital debt; adult children

Three-step equitable distribution process; oral and written stipulations; valuation and distribution of real property.

civil no-contact order; Rules of Appellate Procedure; substantial and gross violations

Possession with intent to sell or deliver; sufficiency of evidence of intent; evidence of third-party guilt

Anders; affirm the trial court's order denying Defendant's motion for post-conviction DNA testing; motion for appropriate relief alleging ineffective assistance of trial and appellate counsel and a fatally defective indictment; denied in part and dismissed in part without prejudice to Defendant to file with trial court

express and implied admissions of guilt by defense counsel during opening or closing statements; remand required to determine if counsel was authorized to make admissions of client's guilt

Anders review; frivolous appeal; facially valid indictments; non-hearsay statement; sufficiency of the evidence; prior record level; sentencing

Constructive possession; N.C. Gen. Stat. 15A-928 arraignment; and prior convictions.

Motion to Suppress; Warrantless Search; Probation; Reasonable Suspicion

Cyberstalking; notice of withdrawal of appeal; superior court jurisdiction.

satellite-based monitoring; aggravated offense

Criminal; Motion to Suppress; Search and Seizure; Probable Cause; and Staleness.

Anders brief; Alford plea

Involuntary manslaughter; motion to strike jury venire; sufficiency of evidence; culpable negligence; proximate cause; validity of indictment

Arrest judgment, improper closing arguments, improper remarks, felony, felony murder, sentencing

trial court did not err in denying motion to suppress because reasonable suspicion supported stop of vehicle

First degree murder; premeditation and deliberation; sufficiency of evidence