Ralph K. Frasier, Jr.
Managing Partner, Frasier & Griffin, PLLC
Office: Raleigh, North Carolina (Wake County)
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- Office
- Raleigh, North Carolina; Durham, North Carolina
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- Counties served
- Wake County, Durham County
- Years in practice
- 30
- License status
- North Carolina: Active, information last reviewed 9/14/2026
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How Ralph may be able to help
Ralph K. Frasier lists criminal defense, personal injury, traffic tickets & license issues and wrongful death among the matters they handle for people in Wake County and Durham County, North Carolina.
About Ralph K. Frasier
Ralph Kennedy Frasier, Jr. is a founding partner and managing partner of Frasier & Griffin, PLLC. According to the firm, he has practiced privately since 1996. Before founding the firm, he worked as an associate at Porter Wright Morris & Arthur, LLP and The Law Offices of James D. Williams, Jr. He earned a Juris Doctor from North Carolina Central University School of Law and a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and Accounting from Hampton University. His firm profile lists criminal defense, traffic, wrongful death and personal injury among the matters he handles.
Practice areas
Criminal Defense, Personal Injury, Traffic Tickets & License Issues, Wrongful Death, Fraud and Financial Crimes, Federal Drug Charges, Theft and Larceny, Sex Crimes, Gun and Firearm Charges, Identity Theft, DWI and DUI, Federal Criminal Defense, Drug Charges, Federal Violent Crimes, Drug Trafficking, Money Laundering, Murder and Homicide, Tax Fraud, Healthcare Fraud
Offices
- 4400 Falls of Neuse RoadRaleigh, North Carolina 27609 (Wake County)
- 100 East Parrish StreetDurham, North Carolina 27701 (Durham County)
- Law firm
- Frasier & Griffin, PLLC
- www.frasierandgriffin.com/attorney/frasier-ralph-k-jr
- Office: Raleigh, North Carolina (Wake County)
- (919) 205-2258
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Background and experience
Education
North Carolina Central University School of Law · 1994
Hampton University · 1991
Business Administration and Accounting
Professional experience
Porter Wright Morris & Arthur, LLP · 1994 to 1996
The Law Offices of James D. Williams, Jr. · 1996 to 2001
Professional associations
North Carolina State Bar
National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers · 2001
National Bar Association · 1994
Community involvement
John Avery Boys & Girls Club of Durham
Durham Committee on the Affairs of Black People
Museum of Durham History
Common criminal defense questions
Questions people ask before contacting a lawyer like Ralph K. Frasier. General information for North Carolina, not legal advice.
What should I do right after an arrest in North Carolina?
Stay calm, do not resist, and clearly say you want to remain silent and want a lawyer. Then stop talking about your case, including to people in jail, on the phone, or online. Anything you say can be used later.
Do I have to answer police questions?
In most situations you have the right to remain silent, and using that right cannot be held against you. Give your name when required, but you can say something like: I do not want to answer questions without my lawyer present.
What is the difference between a misdemeanor and a felony in North Carolina?
Felonies are the more serious class of crime and can carry prison time, while misdemeanors are generally punished by fines, community service or county jail time. The difference affects your rights, your record and your future, so it is worth understanding exactly what you were charged with.
What happens at my first court appearance?
The first appearance is usually short: the court confirms who you are, tells you the charges, and may address conditions of release or a lawyer. You normally do not present evidence or argue your case that day.
Should I take a plea deal?
A plea deal is a decision that can affect your record, your license, your job and your immigration situation, so it should never be rushed. A defense lawyer can review the evidence against you and explain what the offer really trades away before you decide.
License records
North Carolina
Bar number 23397
Status as recorded by the licensing body: Active
Admitted 1996-08-24
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