Expungement / Sealing of Records / Non-Disclosure Orders
Criminal Record Expungement Attorney
An expungement, non-disclosure order, or a motion to seal the records is an important tool utilized to protect the rights of the accused or convicted with regard to non-disclosure of a criminal record. Our attorneys are experienced in using a range of tools to help criminal defendants protect their rights, record, and future.
At Robert M. Phillips & Associates, we will prepare an aggressive case on your behalf and work diligently to protect your record.
To speak with a criminal record expungement attorney, please contact our office. We can assist you with any of the following criminal record expungement matters:
Expungement
An expungement order will remove your arrest record as though it never existed. It will remove your record and will not be available to any government agencies or private sector employers or individuals. This remedy can be available for both felonies and misdemeanors if your case results in an acquittal or is dismissed. An expungement will also protect you if you are interested in higher education or professional programs. You can prevent colleges, universities, future employers, and government agencies from viewing a charge if it was dismissed or you were acquitted. If you get an expungement order, you can legally say that you have never been arrested.
Non-Disclosure
If you have been arrested, we can (in certain situations) get the court to order that your record will not be disclosed to future employers. You may be able to get a non-disclosure order if you successfully completed a deferred adjudication probation. A non-disclosure order will remove the charge from public viewing, though law enforcement and certain governmental and licensing agencies will still be able to view your record. However, most sex offenses and domestic violence offenses are not charges which will be eligible for expungement, sealing, or non-disclosure.
Sealing of Records
Dismissed criminal charges can be sealed with the assistance of an experienced attorney. If you have a juvenile criminal record, our attorneys can prepare a case on your behalf to seal the records.
For a free consultation regarding criminal record expungement, non-disclosure or sealing of records, please contact Robert M. Phillips & Associates.
Free consultations ~ Credit cards accepted ~ Conveniently located directly across the street from the Williamson County Jail and next door to the Williamson County Courthouse Annex
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