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Expungement Assistance

Removing old convictions can bring great benefits to your future.

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Our Expungement Process

Who Qualifies

Getting Your Record

Getting Your Record

You can ask the court to dismiss your conviction if both:

  • You have no new cases pending
  • You are not on probation or parole in any case

If you are still on probation in your case, you must also ask for early termination from probation,. 

Getting Your Record

Getting Your Record

Getting Your Record

 A new copy of your criminal record will be required to start your expungement process. We will assist you in obtaining a copy of your record before and after your expungement. 

Prepare Your Case

Getting Your Record

Prepare Your Case

 We take pride in obtaining and preparing  all required documents to get your expungement approved. This includes any copies of your original case files, transcripts or records requested by the court.  

Submit Your Case

Submit Your Case

Prepare Your Case

 
Once we have obtained all the required documents and records, your case will be filed in the court in which you are convicted. The court will then place you on calendar to have your case reviewed by the judge.  

Benefits

Submit Your Case

Time Frame

 The benefits of having your record expunged is the ability state that you have never been convicted of any crime. And you can have the confidence to answer such questions when they occur. 

Time Frame

Submit Your Case

Time Frame

 The time frame of an expungement takes from 60 to 90 days. But in some cases it depends on the severity of the case. Sometimes the court will require more time to investigate your background and any other arrangements that were made during your initial court hearing.  

Seal your Record

Cleaning a Felony Conviction

Seal your Record

 After you have been granted your expungement, the next step  is to have your case sealed. This means having your information removed from public records.  

Common Cases

Cleaning a Felony Conviction

Seal your Record

 Prostitution, Drug Charges, Burglary, Check Fraud, Robbery, Assault, Domestic Violence, Perjury, Trespassing, DUI, Possession, Sales of Narcotics, Driving on a Suspended License, Manslaughter, Intoxicated in Public, Gun Charges, Conspiracy, Immigration Clearance, Receiving Stolen Property, Petty Theft, Under the Influence and many more.

Cleaning a Felony Conviction

Cleaning a Felony Conviction

Cleaning a Felony Conviction

Cleaning a felony conviction

The path to cleaning felony convictions vary. There may also be a special relief for certain convictions under on Proposition 47.

Find out the requirements for cleaning a felony conviction and see which path is right for you

Still Have Questions?

Do you still have questions about the the process? No worries we are here to help. Click the link below to fill out our intake form and one of our paralegals will contact you within 24 hours. We are also available by text message at 909.296.1212

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