You Never Get a Second Chance To Make a First Impression
Mar 31, 2021
The Second Chance Act was signed by Governor Cooper and is now in effect. The new law allows many North Carolinians to remove old criminal convictions. Are you eligible for a North Carolina expungemen...
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North Carolina Expungement Process During Covid 19
Mar 26, 2021
Upon filing, the Petition then begins the lengthy process, approximately 6 months due to Covid 19 related slow down. One of the appointed Judges will handle the initial signing of the petition and it...
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1st and 2nd Degree Rape
Mar 23, 2021
Charged with a sex offense in North Carolina? Call Attorney Lindsey Granados TODAY to discuss your options. Felony sex offenses like rape and statutory rape are incredibly complex and difficult cases,...
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Robbery
Oct 15, 2020
There are several types of robbery charges in North Carolina. There is common law robbery, robbery with a dangerous weapon, and train robbery. All three of these crimes will result in a felony convict...
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Wake County, NC Larceny – “The Accidental Shoplifter”
Oct 01, 2020
Cases of accidental shoplifting are becoming more and more common in North Carolina. If you make a simple mistake you could be charged with Larceny. We find that Wake County Wal-Mart stores are especi...
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How do I get my case dismissed in Wake County?
Sep 03, 2020
The first question for many people looking for a Raleigh criminal defense lawyer is "How do I get my case dismissed?" The goal for most people who enter the Wake County courthouse for the first time i...
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Defending Sexual Assault Cases in a #MeToo Era
Aug 21, 2020
The #MeToo movement has had an incredible impact on criminal jury trials in this country since it began in 2006. The #MeToo movement was founded a means by which to support survivors of sexual assault...
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Expunction for felony or misdemeanors under the age of 18 after the Second Chance Act
Jul 28, 2020
f you were convicted of a felony or misdemeanor under the age of 18 then you may be eligible to have your record Expunged. The law was changed in June of 2020 as part of the Second Chance Act to allow...
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Governor Cooper signs the Second Chance Act!
Jul 27, 2020
Just days ago Governor Cooper signed the Second Chance Act. This new change to North Carolina expungement law will allow thousands to erase older non-violent convictions from their record. The new law...
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H/L: North Carolina Expungement Law Change for 2020: The Second Chance Act
Jun 16, 2020
The Second Chance Act is a "clean slate" bill that automatically expunges criminal charges that are dismissed or disposed "not guilty" after Dec 1, 2021 and allows individuals to petition for expungem...
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