An interlocutory order is one that fails to determine all issues and does not fully dispose of the case. Instead, the order here requires further action from the trial court to ultimately determine the controversy. This Court has noted that an appeal from a temporary domestic violence protective order is interlocutory. 62 N.C. App. The trial court's vacation of its order did not involve a dismissal of either party's action.
All claims filed by both parties still remain intact and undecided.
Therefore, this appeal is interlocutory. We note that plaintiff has not addressed the appealability of this order. This case is best left until the trial court deals with the issues in controversy. Finally, we want to make clear that our holding here is not a ratification of Judge Blackwell's order or his actions in considering this case. Our decision is limited simply to the procedural aspects of this case.