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EXPUNGEMENT

If you have paid your debt to society you may be eligible for an expungement, which is the legal term for having your conviction removed from your record. You will no longer be required to disclose the conviction when asked if you have a criminal record during a job interview and you can lawfully answer “no” when asked if you’ve ever been convicted of a crime. Under Penal Code 1203.4 an expungement removes “all penalties and disabilities” arising out of a criminal conviction; in other words, it wipes your slate completely. Therefore if you have been convicted of a crime it is in your best interest to hire an attorney to have it expunged as soon as possible.

As a premier criminal defense law firm, we specialize in assisting individuals seeking expungement of their criminal records. We understand the profound impact that a criminal record can have on your life, affecting everything from employment opportunities to housing applications.

Here’s how we can assist:

1. Eligibility Assessment:
   Our experienced attorneys will assess your eligibility for expungement, considering factors such as the nature of the offense, the time elapsed since the conviction, and your behavior since then.

2. Petition Preparation:
   We’ll guide you through the process of preparing and filing an expungement petition, ensuring all necessary paperwork is accurately completed and submitted within the required timelines.

3. Court Representation:
   If a court hearing is necessary, our we will provide robust representation, and present compelling arguments for why the expungement should be granted.

4. Guidance:
   Once the expungement is granted, we’ll provide advice on how to manage your newly cleared record, ensuring you understand your rights and responsibilities moving forward.

Remember, your past doesn’t have to define your future. With professional legal support, you can pursue expungement and open up new opportunities for yourself. Contact us today for a consultation.