Criminal Record Expungement Attorney
If you’ve been arrested in Bucks County or Montgomery County and the charges were dismissed or withdrawn, you will still have an arrest record. In addition, if you are a first-time offender who successfully completed the ARD Program, you may still have an arrest record. You need a Criminal Record Expungement.
An arrest record can haunt you for the rest of your life, even if you’ve never been charged or convicted. Your job prospects, educational opportunities and housing options can all be hindered if you have to say “yes” when asked if you have ever been arrested.
An expungement wipes your slate clean and allows you to truthfully state “no” to that perilous question.
Criminal Record Expungements in Bucks County and Montgomery County
Pennsylvania law recognizes that a first offense, even a felony, may not always be a true representation of a person’s character and allows, in some instances, for the clearing of certain criminal records. This process, known as criminal record expungement, is available to people accused of or convicted of certain offenses in Pennsylvania.
What is a Criminal Record Expungement?
Pennsylvania law recognizes that a first offense, even a felony, may not always be a true representation of a person’s character and allows, in some instances, for the clearing of certain criminal records. This process, known as criminal record expungement, is available to people accused of or convicted of certain offenses in Pennsylvania.
A criminal record expungement is a legal proceeding requesting a criminal record be sealed or destroyed, effectively clearing your arrest record. All files relating to your criminal conviction, dismissal, arrest or acquittal will be inaccessible to potential employers or others and not appear in a background check.
Law enforcement officials and courts will still be able to access the expunged information in order to determine your eligibility for alternative punishment programs for future offenses.
Criminal Record Expungement Eligibility in Bucks County, Montgomery County, and Surrounding Areas
Many people made one mistake and are now experiencing the serious consequences and embarrassment of a conviction. If you have kept clean for a number of years, you may be eligible for the expungements of certain criminal records. Experienced criminal record expungement attorney Keith J. Williams is ready to help ensuring a bright future unhindered by the past.
Crimes Eligible for Criminal Record Expungement
If your criminal record is otherwise clean and you have no other charges pending, you may be able to have your criminal records expunged for convictions of offenses such as:
Records Eligible for Expungement
The records expunged can include all identifiable descriptions, dates and notations of arrests, indictments, information and other formal charges or dispositions to include:
Experienced Criminal Record Expungement Attorney in Bucks County
Expunging criminal records can be a complicated, time-consuming process. Your Petition for and proposed Order of Expungement must contain specific, complete and accurate information or the court will dismiss it.
Factors Considered in Granting an Expungement
In determining if your request should be granted, the court will consider such factors as:
If you want an arrest or conviction expunged from your record, experienced criminal record expungement attorney Keith J. Williams, Esq. can help you!
Why Hire Keith J. Williams Law for Your Expungement?
Keith J. Williams has decades of experience defending clients against criminal charges and has a comprehensive understanding of the laws and procedures governing criminal record expungements. He has extensive experience getting Pennsylvania criminal record expungements filed as quickly, thoroughly and efficiently as possible.
Keith J. Williams Law will prepare and file all documentation required by the courts and be your advocate during all hearings or proceedings throughout the entire criminal record expungement process.
With the right criminal record expungement attorney, you can put the past behind you.
Contact Keith J. Williams Law for a FREE initial consultation!
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If you need an arrest or conviction expunged from your record, call experienced expungement attorney Keith J. Williams at 215-340-1134!
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