Christina Rivenbark & Associates - Wilmington, NC
Criminal Law Lawyers in Wilmington, NC
4009 Oleander Drive Wilmington, NC 28403
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38
Years
Experience
Wilmington Criminal Law Firm
Updated: 03/03/2026
Areas of Practice
- Criminal Law
Reviews
Customer Reviews for Christina Rivenbark & Associates
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Consulted Law firm 2015-2025"I’ve worked with Christina for over 10 years and visited her office many times. Her team is always helpful and takes the time to truly listen to clients. They explain things clearly and help people feel more comfortable during stressful situations. I highly recommend her and her staff."
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Hired Law firm 2023Mr. James Henson is the best Attorney, a positive outcome with our case, works hard and communicates with his clients. Your want the best outcome call this FIRM. Thank you Sir in all that your do for your clients.. Tim
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