An expunction is a court-ordered process that erases all public records of an arrest, charge, or case. Once granted, it’s as if the incident never happened. Your record is destroyed, and you don’t have to disclose it on job, housing, or school applications.
Many people confuse expunctions with nondisclosures. Here’s the difference:
Our team helps you determine which option you qualify for and fights to achieve the cleanest possible slate.
Throughout the process, you’ll have clear communication, updates through our client portal, and a legal team committed to your success.
We review your case to see if you qualify.
Our attorneys prepare and file the expunction petition in court.
We represent you at the hearing in court.
If granted, law enforcement agencies and courts erase all traces of your record.
You may qualify if your case was dismissed, you were acquitted, charges were never filed, or the statute of limitations expired. Certain juvenile and misdemeanor cases may also qualify.
Typically, between 3–6 months depending on the court’s schedule.
No. Once expunged, agencies must destroy or delete your records. It’s as if the arrest never happened.
You may still qualify for a nondisclosure, which seals your record from most employers and the public.
Take the first step toward clearing your record. Submit your details using the form below, and one of our attorneys will review your case and let you know if you qualify for an expunction.
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Your information is private and secure. We’ll contact you quickly with your options.
Don’t let an old mistake hold you back. Our team of experienced criminal defense attorneys in Austin, TX has successfully cleared records for countless clients. Whether you’re seeking better job opportunities, housing, or simply peace of mind, we’ll help you move forward with confidence.
Call us today at (512) 375-3303 or fill out our online form to begin your expunction process.
