Probation and Post Release Probation violations
When you are on probation, the last thing you want to deal with is having your probation revoked. The Frickey Law Firm understands there are two sides to every story. We are here to fight for you and will do all the legwork with the purpose of keeping you out of jail.

Post-Release Supervision
If you or your loved one has been incarcerated due to violations of post-release supervision, it is important to have an experienced attorney involved at the preliminary hearing or full commission hearing. Michael Frickey is one a few attorneys across that State who routinely handles post-release supervision violation hearings. Michael Frickey has handled hundreds of probation and post-release supervision violations hearings, and routinely appears before the North Carolina Post-Release Supervision and Parole Commission.

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"His professionalism and knowledge was unbelievable."

Mike Frickey did an excellent job for my son He was in what seemed to be a hopeless situation. After explaining in detail what happened we immediately knew we were in good hands. His professionalism and knowledge was unbelievable. I do not hesitate at all giving him an above average recommendation. I am truly thankful that we were referred to him. I know you I’ll be too! Ps. We won!

Ann F.

"The friend was correct when he told us that Mike was one of the best."

This was the only time my husband and I have been in a courtroom except for serving on jury duty. Mike’s warm personality and attention erased the stress we were feeling when the process started. He sensed our nervousness, and suggested that our first meeting be a FaceTime (him knowing that our coming to his office would be a long drive for us.). He always gave us confidence that he would lead us to a successful outcome, and he did. Mike was highly recommended to us by a friend who now works in corporate law. The friend was correct when he told us that Mike was one of the best. He returned our calls and emails promptly. Once our day in court ended, we felt like we were saying goodbye to a friend.

Carol L.