Tangible personal property, like clothes, jewelry, furniture is generally not countable for purposes of Medicaid eligibility in North Carolina. I...

No. You (your lawyer) should file a motion with the court and properly notice it for hearing. The motion would probably be under Rule 60. You...

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Do I have to admit or deny the allegations in the claim for relief section in a civil lawsuit in NC?

If you do not respond to the allegations in a timely manner, then they are deemed admitted. So, you must properly respond in a timely manner.

How do I dismiss a case without being physically present?

Assuming this is a civil case and you are the Plaintiff, you may file and serve a notice of dismissal without prejudice (Rule 41) if there are no...

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How could I resolve this?

The answer here is simple....in small claims court the action must be filed where the Defendant(s) resides. This is a special rule that applies...

Can a petitioner send interrogatories to the respondent in a special proceeding before the clerk?

The rules of civil procedure, which include the rules allowing discovery, apply to almost every proceeding in our general court of justice in the...

Do I need a NC or a FL Divorce/Litigator attorney??

You need a Florida attorney if the suit was filed there.....one who practices family law in the county where the suit was filed.

Doesn't judgement summary come once you don't pay and a motion is filed for judgement by other party?

I think you are referring to "summary judgment" not "judgment summary". A summary judgment is a motion brought by a party asking the court to find...

Can we get a lawyer to help us that can wait to be paid once we win? can we sue in federal court ? .can my caa be a wittness ?

You may very well have a valid claim for malicious prosecution. You need to consult with a strong civil litigation attorney. As far as the legal...

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Can I use an Email from opposing council as evidence, as a Pro Se Defendant?

It depends on the purpose for using the email as evidence. If further information is provided then a more specific answer may be provided.