Clean Your Criminal Record

If you have had a criminal charge or charges that were dismissed or you were given diversion, we may be able help you expunge and erase them. It’s like getting a huge part of your life back.

Getting a job, obtaining a professional license, leasing a residence, or gaining admission to college, can be difficult when you have a criminal record in your past. It is important to remove arrests from your criminal history report. A criminal charge does not just “go away” on its own. You need an expungement filed with the court to have it removed.

Have you been denied employment and/or housing because of a background check? Have you been turned away by your child’s school as a volunteer because you have something on your record? We all make mistakes, but those mistakes do not need to follow you around for the rest of your life.

If you were convicted of a crime, you may have lost your 2nd Amendment rights to possess a firearm. Under certain circumstances, and if you have been an exemplary citizen, you may be eligible to restore your gun rights.

In some criminal cases, the court has the authority to seal all government held records of criminal cases, which is sometimes referred to as an “expungement”. This means that a court can issue an order to seal court records.