Category Archives: North Carolina IVC Expungements

“I really needed help to clear my name. Studied up on the internet and tried it myself and had no clue. It was confusing, man. All I can say is I got my rights to own firearms back. Now I can hunt again with friends and family, but also defend my home. Didn’t cost much too.” – John from Swan Quarter, NC

“There was a domestic charge which I didn’t do was on my record. My children’s father came over and pushed me around instead. But I got arrested! This and something else stupid I did when I was a teen prevented me and my kids a good place to live. Both are now gone off my record and we are now out of my parent’s house. Thank you it has made a happy difference now. It’s a new life.” – Jelinda from Charlotte, NC

“Four years of college was not only hard work, but expensive and put me and my family into debt. I was not even convicted- only arrested back when I was in high school. I felt destroyed and lost hope when they told me I couldn’t take the certification exam. The North Carolina Expungement attorneys at James Barrett Wilson and Associates cleared the way with an expungement.” – Gordon from Raleigh, NC

 “I can apply for a job now. It’s like the weight of the world has been lifted.” – Josh from Fayetteville, NC

“I tried numerous free clinics and was even told by the court there was no way. So I would like to thank North Carolina Expungements for everything. Glad to finally get all of this taken care of. I recently got laid off and now I can look for another job without all the worry about this popping up again. Huge difference.” – Anne from Winston-Salem, NC

“Everyone at North Carolina Expungements were great. I now have my clean record back. My attorney moved quickly and professionally. They also explained it to me so I understood. That made me less unsure. I wish I had done it earlier. It affected life for too long. I would recommend on a high level.” – Marcellus from Durham, NC

“Something that happened long ago held me back from volunteering at my kid’s school and being a regular mom. Now I can be much more involved in their lives. And I didn’t even have to show up in court.” – Imelda from Greenville, NC