Florida law permits defendants to seal or expunge their criminal records. If you want to seal or expunge your Florida record, you must meet certain eligibility requirements. Not everyone qualifies for a record seal or expunction. If you want to … Continue reading
As a Jacksonville criminal attorney who seals and expunged records, I receive many calls from people wanting to erase arrests from their records. Not everyone is able to seal or expunge his or her record. You must be eligible. When … Continue reading
If you have been arrested, you may be wondering if you can seal or expunge your record. You may be able to remove your criminal history from government databases under Section 943.0585 or 943.059 of the Florida Statutes. These two … Continue reading
If I seal or expunge my Florida criminal record, will it be removed from the Internet? Will people be able to find my mug shot photograph with a Google search? Will websites still have my criminal information after I have … Continue reading
If you have ever been arrested, you may be wondering what your criminal record looks like. The best way to find out is to run a background check on yourself. How do you do this? There are several ways to … Continue reading
I often receive calls from people that want to expunge their Florida criminal records. An attorney may be able to expunge your record, but you must first be eligible for a record expunction. In my experience as a Jacksonville criminal … Continue reading
Can you seal or expunge an arrest related to a check fraud case in Florida? Maybe. Whether you can seal or expunge your Florida criminal record will depend on a variety of factors. As a Jacksonville criminal lawyer, the majority … Continue reading
Were you arrested for domestic battery in Jacksonville? Were your charges dropped? If so, you may be wondering why these charges appear on your criminal record in Jacksonville? An arrest creates a record. When you were arrested for domestic battery … Continue reading
No. A pardon is not the same things as sealing or expunging a Florida record. A governor’s pardon is known as clemency in Florida. When a person is convicted of a felony, he or she looses certain rights. This rights … Continue reading
Were you arrested for domestic battery in Florida? Were you given a citation for petty theft in Jacksonville? Are you facing charges for possession of less than 20 grams of marijuana in St. Johns County? Did you receive a Florida … Continue reading