Tarrant County Expunction Lawyer

If you’ve got a few old criminal charges hanging around like dust bunnies and dirtying your criminal record, hire a Tarrant County expunction attorney to help you clean things up.

It’s no secret that your criminal history can seriously impact your life, especially if you have charges of a serious nature. Even if you weren’t convicted of the charges, people will make assumptions about you as a person when they see that you’ve been charged with certain crimes.

That’s why many people do everything they can to get those charges removed from their record. A Tarrant County expunction lawyer from our office can help you get your record either expunged or sealed, depending on the nature of your charges. Don’t let your past negatively impact your future.

How Criminal Charges Impact Your Life

Tarrant County criminal charges can affect you in a number of ways:

• They can cause employers to move your job application to the “to be shredded” pile.
• They can disqualify you for certain government programs, such as housing and educational services.
• Your charges can also cause you a great deal of embarrassment.

It’s probably time to get those blemishes removed, and we’ve got just the tools to do it. They’re called expunction and nondisclosure orders.

What Are Expunction and Nondisclosure Orders?

Expunction orders, also referred to as having your record expunged, are orders from a judge to have a charge removed from your criminal record. This removal is permanent and makes your record squeaky clean—so clean that even law enforcement and other government agencies shouldn’t be able to see the charge or charges.

Nondisclosure orders are also orders issued by a judge. For these, the judge is ordering your criminal record to be “sealed.” This simply means that it won’t be visible to the public; however, law enforcement and other government agencies will be able to view the record. Most employers will not be able to see the charge.

There are many qualifications you must meet for expunctions and nondisclosure orders in Tarrant County. A few of the eligibility requirements are listed below.

• For your criminal record to be expunged in Tarrant County, you must have been arrested for a crime but then either acquitted of the crime, pardoned, or charged with a crime but never prosecuted.
• To qualify for a nondisclosure order in Tarrant County, you must have satisfied the mandatory waiting period; you could qualify if you completed a deferred adjudication program; and your offense must qualify.

Be sure to discuss the particulars of your case with a Tarrant County record expunction attorney.

Reach Out to a Tarrant County Expunction Attorney

Everyone makes mistakes, and sometimes those mistakes can create a dark stain on your life that may seem impossible to get out. But it is possible to remove it under certain circumstances. Contact an expunction attorney who is ready to clean your record and preserve your future.

Call a Tarrant County expunction lawyer from the Law Offices of Jeff C. Kennedy today. We offer free consultations to discuss your case when you call us at 817-605-1010 or complete the online contact form at the bottom of this webpage.