The new VA record sealing laws allow most Class 5 and 6 Felonies and felonies treated as Grand Larceny (for example embezzlement) to be sealed. ...

Expungement means different things in different states. I would contact a Louisiana attorney to answer that question.

Today, Virginia does not allow CONVICTIONS to be expunged, but soon they will be able to be sealed. Checkout this AVVO article to learn more about...

More detailed information is needed to accurately answer your question. Generally, Virginia criminal charges that are dismissed can be expunged....

New Virginia legislation will now allow convictions to be sealed. These laws will be effective July 1, 2025. Convictions cannot be expunged in...

"Jail card" is a term that usually describes the document that is sent from a clerk to a sheriff's office to explain the court's order (whether...

First, congratulations on successfully completing the first offender program and having your charge dismissed! The first offender program is a...

It sounds like your domestic assault charge was taken under advisement to be dismissed. If it has already been dismissed, your criminal record will...

All juvenile charges that are resolved in juvenile court are sealed. They are not publicly visible or able to be accessed by the public at the...

The “time over your head” remains for the period that it was originally suspended at sentencing. For Virginia felonies, people are generally placed...