David Weisselberger

David Weisselberger's Legal Cases (21)

Miami, FL

Expungement Lawyer at Miami, FL

Practice Areas: Expungement

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Expungement

Retail Theft Record Expunged in Just 16 Days — Rapid Resolution in Palm Beach County

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OUTCOME: 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.

Our client sought expungement of a misdemeanor Retail Theft charge under Florida Statute § 812.014 in Palm Beach County. Before our involvement, the client had already secured a Certificate of Eligibil ... ity from the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE), paving the way for a quick petition. Immediately upon retention, our legal team prepared and filed a fully compliant expungement petition. The case faced no opposition and was presented without delay to the Honorable Judge Ted Booras. In just 16 days from the time we were hired, the petition was granted, and the client’s record was expunged. This outcome highlights how experienced, prompt legal counsel can achieve fast and favorable results when timing is critical. See the court-order document here: https://erasethecase.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/case-matter-1494-court-order-expungement.pdf

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Fastest Expungement Ever in Duval County: Petit Theft Cleared in 72 Days

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OUTCOME: 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.

My client was arrested for Petit Theft (First Degree Misdemeanor) in Duval County, Florida—a charge that, despite its non-violent nature, can carry lifelong consequences if not cleared. The client soug ... ht expungement to move forward without the shadow of an arrest on their record. What made this case especially challenging was the time sensitivity and the need for flawless execution across all stages—from collecting certified court documents, preparing a compliant FDLE Application, coordinating with the State Attorney’s Office, and securing judicial approval. At Erase The Case, we know that timing, legal precision, and strategic filing can significantly impact how long a case takes to process, especially with expungements that typically take several months to a year to finalize. See court-order document here: https://erasethecase.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/case-matter-1307-court-order-expungement.pdf

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Aggravated Assault Record Expunged in Just 25 Days — Fast Resolution in Glades County

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OUTCOME: 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.

Our client was arrested for Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon without Intent to Kill, a serious misdemeanor under Florida Statute § 784.021 that often invites intense legal scrutiny. Despite the ... severity, the client had already obtained a Certificate of Eligibility from the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE), enabling swift action. Upon retention, our legal team promptly prepared and filed a complete petition for expungement in Glades County. The petition faced no opposition and was reviewed efficiently by the Honorable Judge Jack E. Lundy. Within 25 days of the client's hire, the petition was granted, resulting in the complete expungement of the client’s record. This case highlights how the combination of eligibility, precision, and speed can yield outstanding results, even in complex cases involving weapons charges. See the court-order document here: https://erasethecase.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/case-matter-1100-court-order-expungement.pdf

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Battery Charge Expunged in Just 14 Days — Swift Relief in Pasco County

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OUTCOME: 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.

Our client was arrested for Battery Touch or Strike, a common but potentially damaging misdemeanor under Florida Statute § 784.03. Even with no conviction, such a charge can create lasting barriers to ... employment, licensing, and reputation. Fortunately, the client had already obtained a Certificate of Eligibility from the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE), which enabled our team to proceed without delay. We were retained, and within hours, began preparing a fully compliant petition for expungement in Pasco County. With no opposition to the filing, the petition was quickly reviewed and granted by the Honorable Judge Debra Roberts. Within 14 days of our hiring, the client’s record was fully expunged. This case illustrates how readiness, eligibility, and legal efficiency can work together to deliver fast, life-changing results. See the court-order document here: https://erasethecase.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/case-matter-1000-court-order-expungement.pdf

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Fastest Petition Filed — Contraband Arrest Expunged in Just 4 Days in Hamilton County

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OUTCOME: 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.

Our client was arrested for Introduction or Removal of Contraband into a Correctional Facility, a serious charge under Florida Statute § 944.47(1)(a)(6). Although classified as a misdemeanor in this in ... stance, the implications of such an arrest can be severe—especially when seeking employment, licensure, or future legal relief. Fortunately, the client had already obtained a Certificate of Eligibility from the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE), enabling us to act immediately. Our team prepared and filed the expungement petition without delay in Hamilton County. In just 4 days, the Honorable Judge Melissa Gates Olin reviewed the filing and signed the expungement order, making this the fastest petition-to-judgment result we’ve ever achieved. This case reflects the highest level of legal preparedness, coordination, and speed. It proves that when eligibility is clear and filings are executed with precision, a second chance can be delivered faster than anyone expects. See the court-order document here: https://erasethecase.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/case-matter-926-court-order-expungement.pdf

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Misdemeanor Drug Charge Sealed in Just 55 Days — Rapid Resolution in Miami-Dade County

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OUTCOME: 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.

Our client was arrested for Possession of a Controlled Substance, a misdemeanor offense under Florida Statute § 893.13(6)(a). Despite being a non-violent charge, drug-related records can create long-te ... rm challenges—especially when applying for jobs, housing, or professional licenses. With eligibility confirmed and urgency made clear, our legal team moved swiftly after being retained. We immediately prepared and filed a complete petition for record sealing in Miami-Dade County, ensuring all documentation and procedural requirements were met from the outset. The matter proceeded efficiently and was reviewed without complications by the Honorable Judge Joe Perkins. Just 55 days after our firm was hired, the petition was granted and the record sealed—marking an extraordinarily fast outcome for a drug-related case. This case highlights the power of timely, strategic legal action in securing second chances for clients seeking to move on from past mistakes. See court-order document here: https://erasethecase.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/case-matter-1326-court-order-sealing.pdf

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Concealed Firearm Record Sealed in Just 57 Days — Lightning-Fast Win in Miami-Dade County

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OUTCOME: 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.

Our client was arrested for Carrying a Concealed Firearm, a serious misdemeanor under Florida Statute § 790.01. While not a felony, this charge carries weighty long-term implications, particularly in b ... ackground checks for employment, housing, and firearm rights. After confirming the client’s eligibility, our legal team promptly prepared and filed the petition for record sealing in Miami-Dade County. Every detail of the application—documentation, compliance, and court coordination—was handled with speed and precision. Just 57 days after being retained, the petition was granted. The Honorable Judge William Ira Altfield issued the sealing order without delay, making this one of the fastest resolutions we've achieved for a firearm-related case. This case demonstrates that with the right legal strategy, timing, and execution, even sensitive charges like concealed weapon arrests can be sealed promptly, giving clients a much-needed second chance. See court-order document here: https://erasethecase.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/case-matter-1302-court-order-sealing.pdf

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Historic Record Sealing Granted for 16 Separate Cases - Okaloosa County

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OUTCOME: 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.

Our client faced 16 separate misdemeanor charges across two arrests in Okaloosa County, Florida, including multiple counts of issuing worthless checks, insufficient funds checks, and failures to appear ... . Despite the sheer volume and procedural complexity—factors that often deter most petitions—we at Erase The Case developed a bold legal strategy. We consolidated the necessary documents, coordinated across agencies, and crafted a single, unified petition addressing all 16 cases. Our team worked closely with court clerks, the FDLE, and law enforcement to ensure every element of the filing was procedurally sound and persuasive. See the court-order document: https://erasethecase.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/case-matter-748-court-order-sealing.pdf

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FDLE Denial Overturned — Felony Expungement Granted in 11 Months (Seminole County)

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

My client sought to expunge a serious felony arrest—Sexual Battery by Custodian (victim over 12 but under 18) under Florida Statute § 794.011(8)(b)—in Seminole County. The State’s database initially de ... nied eligibility, asserting a prior adjudication of guilt rendered the client ineligible. At Erase The Case, we recognized this as a constitutional overreach, as the underlying judgment did not comport with due process. We promptly filed a Motion to Vacate the Unconstitutional Judgment, presenting a compelling legal argument supported by constitutional law and procedural authority. Once the court granted the motion and vacated the judgment, we obtained the FDLE Certificate of Eligibility, submitted the expungement petition, and secured final approval, despite the initial denial. See the court-order document here: https://erasethecase.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/case-matter-1372-court-order-expungement.pdf

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Felony Record Sealed After 2 Arrests in Orange County — 8‑Month Legal Battle Successfully Resolved

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OUTCOME: 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

My client had two prior arrests—one for a non-violent felony and another as the result of an old warrant still showing in the system. Both incidents had already been adjudicated and resolved, yet the r ... ecords continued to appear in state and national databases, creating ongoing barriers to employment, housing, and professional licensing. The main challenges were twofold: 1. Multiple Record Issues: One record was for a dismissed or non‑prosecuted felony; the other stemmed from a lingering warrant falsely linked to a completed case. 2. Complex Procedural Coordination: Addressing multiple sealed and expunged dispositions required coordinating with both the FDLE and out‑of‑state registries while ensuring all administrative steps were meticulously followed. At Erase The Case, we: - Obtained thorough court records and confirmation letters from all arresting agencies, -Filed separate petitions for each incident, -Coordinated with FDLE, the clerk’s office, and the relevant sheriff’s departments, and -Responded to inquiries or challenges at each stage to keep the process moving efficiently. See the court-order document here: https://erasethecase.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/case-matter-1104-court-order-sealing.pdf

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