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Legal Information: North Carolina
Updated:
December 22, 2023 50D-9. Rescission
At any time after the issuance of the order, the victim may make a motion to rescind the permanent no-contact order. If the court determines that reasonable grounds for the victim to fear any future contact with the respondent no longer exist, the court may rescind the permanent no-contact order.
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