If you have one conviction on your criminal record of a qualifying offense that is 5 years old, and you have not received a second conviction of any mind, you may qualify to have your criminal conviction expunged, or erased, from your criminal record.

Having a criminal conviction on your criminal record can cost you your job; any future jobs; your ability to possess a weapon, enter military service, be admitted into school. A criminal conviction will appear on any background check or security clearance, job application, school admission application or military application. A conviction may also prevent you from traveling to Canada or outside the United States, and may affect your seeking custody of or parenting time with your children. Multiple convictions will increase the seriousness of the penalties.

 

If you have one conviction on your criminal record of a qualifying offense that is 5 years old, and you have not received a second conviction of any mind, you may qualify to have your criminal conviction expunged, or erased, from your criminal record. Securing an expungement is a complicated process with specific requirements that must be met to be successful. 

 

Judith A Baxter is a trial attorney with 30 years of courtroom experience handling conviction expungements, including over 20 years as an Assistant Prosecuting Attorney. Her extensive knowledge of and experience with the prosecutor’s office and in the court system, combined with her dedication to each and every one of her clients, provides Ms. Baxter in depth insight about each of her cases, and gives her clients an advantage in securing favorable resolutions of their cases. Judith A Baxter will stand by you every step of the way as your case proceeds through the court system.

Call Judith A. Baxter now for a free consultation. Ms Baxter will answer your questions, analyze your case and advise you about the possibility of expunging your conviction.