Expungement of Your Criminal Record in New Jersey
Even if you've never been convicted of a crime, you can still have blemishes on your police record. If you apply for a job, a potential employer who looks at your police history may be scared off just by the mention of an arrest or criminal charges.
Expungement provides the only legal remedy available. Through expungement, you can have arrests, criminal charges and even convictions removed from your criminal record forever.
The lawyers at Flynn & Associates, P.C., in New Jersey, have the experience and skill to help you clear your record. Call 800-604-8039 or contact us online.
If You Were Arrested and/or Charged but Never Convicted …
For any arrest that doesn't result in a conviction, the defendant has an automatic right to expungement for both the arrest as well as any charges that were filed. That way, anyone wrongly accused of a crime won't have to suffer for the police's mistake.
If You Were Convicted of a Crime …
Not all criminal convictions can be expunged, but many can. Unless you committed a very serious crime, some form of post-conviction relief is probably available. However, criminal convictions can't be expunged until after a waiting period – usually around five years.
Your Future Is at Stake: Find a Lawyer You Can Trust!
If you fail to have your criminal record expunged, then your criminal record may strongly affect your future employability. In addition, if you are ever charged with a crime again, the jury will not be impressed by your prior arrest record.
Find a lawyer with the experience it takes to make sure that any information on your criminal record that can be expunged will be expunged.
Call 800-604-8039 or contact us online to discuss expungement with an attorney at Flynn & Associates, P.C., today.
