Tyler Expungement Attorney
What Is an Expungement?
Expungement is a method used to clean up your criminal record so you won’t have a blemish on your record for future employment or other opportunities. Since an expungement essentially removes the conviction from your record, it will also look better if an officer checks your driving record during a traffic stop.
Looking to get your record expunged? Contact our Tyler expungement attorney today for a free consultation.
Expungement vs Nondisclosure
An expungement totally wipes your record clean, as if a conviction had never been there whereas a nondisclosure "hides" your record from all civil inquiries, such as employment record checks.
Expungements in Texas
You may be asking yourself, "is expungement available to anyone?" Expungement is available for cases where:
- An arrest was made but a charge was never filed in court
- A charge was filed but later dismissed by the prosecutor before a final judgement
- A charge was filed but after a jury trial, the verdict was a "not guilty" finding.
It is important to note that if there was a final judgement, even if probated, expungement is not an option.
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