David Weisselberger

The records for Tampering With a Witness and Battery were expunged just 20 days after being retained. The petition was granted by the Honorable Judge Andrea Wolfson in Miami-Dade County.

Despite two arrests tied to an alleged four-month fraud scheme, we secured a record sealing in just 4 months in Marion County.

Our extraordinary petition to expunge two sensitive misdemeanor cases—domestic battery and violation of a no-contact order—was granted in 7 months in Orange County.

Despite FDLE’s refusal to issue a Certificate of Eligibility, we overcame agency objections and secured expungement for both arrests in just 4 months.

Two separate burglary arrests, five weeks apart, were expunged through a unified petition. The full record was cleared in just 5 months.

Despite the two arrests being tied to an alleged probation violation, our extraordinary petition was granted. Within 5 months, the client’s full record was sealed, including both drug-related charges.

The two misdemeanor arrests for Petit Theft, which occurred 11 months apart, were successfully expunged. The court granted the request within 6 months despite the procedural challenges.

Despite a formal objection by the State, the client’s aggravated battery record was expunged after a successful bench trial in just 4 months.

Although the State Attorney’s Office objected to the expungement, the client’s record for Petit Theft was expunged within 4 months.

Despite a State Attorney’s Office objection based on the nature of the offense, the record for Exposure of Sexual Organs was expunged in 8 months.

The record for Retail Theft was expunged just 16 days after our firm was retained. The petition was granted by the Honorable Judge Ted Booras in Palm Beach County.

A Certificate of Eligibility from FDLE in record time, No opposition from the State Attorney’s Office, A prompt order granting expungement from the Honorable Judge Michelle Kalil.

The record for Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon was expunged just 25 days after our firm was retained. The petition was granted by the Honorable Judge Jack E. Lundy in Glades.

The Battery Touch or Strike record was expunged just 14 days after our firm was retained. Judge Debra Roberts in Pasco County granted the petition.

The record for Introduction or Removal of Contraband into a Correctional Facility was expunged just 4 days later, marking the fastest expungement in Erase The Case's history and one of the quickest in Florida.

The client's record for Possession of a Controlled Substance was sealed just 55 days after our firm was retained, with the petition granted by Judge Joe Perkins in Miami-Dade County.

The record for Carrying a Concealed Firearm was successfully sealed just 57 days . The petition was granted without delay by the Honorable Judge William Ira Altfield in Miami-Dade.

After 24 months, Judge John Jay Gontarek sealed all 16 cases—likely the largest record sealing in Florida—showcasing our firm’s ability to handle complex, high-volume matters.

Court-order expungement granted expungement—effectively removing all public trace of the arrest and associated proceedings in 11 months

All felony records were fully sealed across Florida databases (FDLE, county clerks, sheriff, and third-party indexing sites). Completed in just 8 months from retention to final sealing order

Despite SAO refusal based on jurisdictional misconception, expungement was granted after 7 months