How do I get my arrest record taken down from these sites? Do I need to hire an attorney to help me?

If your charges were truly dismissed /dropped, you may qualify to have your charges expunged (deleted). To qualify, you cannot have any criminal...

How long does the state has to file formal felony charges after i have already bonded out of jail?

Since you've bonded out of jail, the State has 175 days from the date of your arrest to file formal charges against you and bring you to trial. ...

I have been charged with criminal crimes that were dropped/thrown out in court but are still on my record. How do I get them off

If you have never been adjudicated guilty of a crime, and your charges that you seek to delete from your record are eligible offenses, you can...

What do I do if police report contains lies and inconsistancies and feel I was not given chance to prove my innocence? DUI, FL.

The facts appear to be in your favor. Do you know whether your stop, arrest and was on video? Often, a good video can make a big difference in a...

ROR stands for Released on your Own Recognizance. This simply means that when you were released, you were not required to post a bond. I don't...

If you were charged with No Valid Driver's License, you can serve up to 60 days in jail. If it's a suspended license charge, you can serve from 60...

Does my arrest record go away after i turn 18?if not how would it appear

No, your record doesn't go away when you turn 18. The Florida Department of Law Enforcement is required to maintain your juvenile criminal history...

Is there a way i can get in contact with the judge

Unfortunately, you do not qualify to have your Robbery offense sealed or expunged. Expungement is the legal deletion of a criminal charge from your...

Can I have a misdemeanor for petit theft from 13 years expunged ? it took place in naples .

I recommend you consult with a lawyer. You may not need to hire one as you may not qualify to have this expunged in the first place. If you do...

Probation modification

There are no rules regulating the maximum number of times probation can be modified. That said, the court has complete discretion to grant or deny...

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