A criminal conviction on one’s record can continue to have devastating consequences long after the case has been completed. If you were granted probation, there is a very strong likelihood that your criminal conviction can be “removed” from your record. In many cases, your felony may even be reduced to a misdemeanor.
If you have substantially completed your probationary period without any violations, we can petition the court for an early termination of probation. If this request is granted, we can immediately seek to have the case reduced to a misdemeanor and expunged from your record.
Sometimes a person is arrested and never charged. However, this arrest will keep popping up every time somebody is subjected to a background check. There are some situations which we can request that an arrest record be sealed and request that the court make a factual determination that the accused is innocent.
If you have been sent to prison as a result of a plea bargain or conviction after trial, we can help you obtain a Certificate of Rehabilitation and apply for a pardon.
If your criminal record is making your life difficult, don’t hesitate to call us to see if we can help.
