Legal Question in Criminal Law in North Carolina

X husband has Warrant for his arrest for DUI in NC.

X husband was barred for putting up testimony at ED trial in 2005, bank account attached for attorney's fees, 3 bench warrants,

and an open DUI warrant for arrest.

Wife has permanent alimony and just won an award that attached him for unpaid alimony in the state where he was employed. Two different states. Divorce case was closed in NC. He has filed proceedings for a hearing to modify

alimony and get retroactive credit from my award in different state. He stated that the divorce case was still pending and open in NC. ED case was dismissed in 2005. I am looking for case law and or statutes that will prohibit him from

sucking me back into a lawsuit to modify alimony. Does he have the right to persue me out of state if he has outstanding criminal warrant and bench warrants for failure to appear at ED trial. He will not show and send his attorney. Can he legally reopen the case?

The same judge that ordered his arrests has arranged for this hearing.

Is there a statute that will prohibit him from pulling me into court?

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