After being convicted for a crime you will have a criminal record. Having a criminal record can affect employment, your ability to find a place to live, chances of finding a college, and more. A successful expungement, however, may help prevent people from viewing the criminal records, allowing you to go on with your life.
Expunging a Criminal Record
An individual may also qualify for expungement if they were convicted and have changed their life significantly since the conviction. Dismissed charges can potentially be expunged. The following crimes, however, can never be expunged:
- Murder
- Kidnapping
- Criminal Sexual Conduct
- Indecent Exposure
- Sex Crimes Involving Minors
The best way to find out if you are eligible to have a record expunged is to contact a Duluth expungements lawyer.
Contact a Duluth Expungements Lawyer
If you have a criminal record that is making it difficult to find a job, a place to live, or is otherwise interfering with your life, contact Poole Law Office PLLC today to discuss your options. Call us today at 218-461-0247 to schedule your free consultation, or fill out our contact form on the homepage and we will contact you shortly.
Poole Law Office PLLC also practices in the areas of Criminal Defense, DWI / DUI, Divorce, and Bankruptcy.
(The content on this page is for informational purposes only, shall not be used as legal advice, and is absolutely no substitute for contacting an attorney for help)