David Weisselberger

David Weisselberger's Legal Cases (21)

Miami, FL

Expungement Lawyer at Miami, FL

Practice Areas: Expungement

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Expungement

Battery & Witness Tampering Case Expunged in Just 20 Days — Quick Resolution in Miami-Dade County

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OUTCOME: 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.

Our client faced misdemeanor charges for Tampering With a Witness and Battery—two serious offenses under Florida Statutes §§ 914.22 and 784.03. With a Certificate of Eligibility already issued by the F ... lorida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE), the client was well-positioned for immediate petition. After being retained, our legal team quickly prepared and filed a fully compliant expungement petition in Miami-Dade County. The petition faced no opposition and was reviewed without delay by the Honorable Judge Andrea Wolfson. Within 20 days of retention, the expungement petition was granted, entirely clearing the client’s record. This case illustrates how meticulous preparation and prompt legal filing can effectively resolve sensitive cases in a remarkably short timeframe. See the court-order document here: https://erasethecase.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/case-matter-1312-court-order-expungement.pdf

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Fraud Case Sealed Within 4 Months in Marion County After Two Arrests

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

Our client faced two separate arrests in Marion County tied to an alleged four-month scheme to defraud. The charges spanned multiple incidents and included obtaining merchandise or money with a false r ... eceipt (Florida Statute § 812.017(2)), petit theft of $100 or more but less than $750 (§ 812.014(2)(e)), and grand theft between $750 and $20,000 (§ 812.014(2)(c)). Due to the complexity of the charges and overlapping timelines, we filed an extraordinary petition to seal both records. Drawing on our deep knowledge of Florida’s sealing laws, we successfully demonstrated the client’s eligibility and rehabilitation. The Honorable Judge Lisa Herndon granted the petition, and the record was sealed within just four months, providing our client with the fresh start they deserved. See the court-order document here: https://erasethecase.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/casematter1332.pdf

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Domestic Violence & No Contact Order Charges Expunged in 7 Months – Orange County

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OUTCOME: 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.

This case involved two separate arrests in Orange County: one for Domestic Battery under Florida Statute § 784.03(1)(a)(1), and another for Violation of a Pre-Trial No-Contact Condition under § 741.29( ... 6). The second arrest stemmed directly from the initial domestic violence case, making the expungement process especially complex and sensitive. Despite the legal and emotional challenges posed by the dual case structure and the nature of the charges, our team prepared and filed an extraordinary petition that comprehensively addressed both arrests. We demonstrated the client’s eligibility and commitment to rehabilitation. Presented before the Honorable Judge Amanda S. Bova, the petition was granted. Both records were successfully expunged within seven months—allowing our client to move forward free from the burden of a complicated past. See the court-order document here: https://erasethecase.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/1467-compressed.pdf

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Expungement Granted After FDLE Denial and Multiple Arrests – Lee County

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

In Lee County, our client faced multiple arrests—including a serious misdemeanor for Aggravated Battery with a Deadly Weapon under Florida Statute § 784.045(1)(a)(2). The Florida Department of Law Enfo ... rcement (FDLE) initially denied the Certificate of Eligibility, citing previously issued certificates as a disqualifying factor. Undeterred, our legal team challenged the FDLE's interpretation, providing thorough legal arguments and documentation to demonstrate the client’s continued eligibility. We successfully secured the Certificate of Eligibility and proceeded to file for expungement. Before the Honorable Judge Bruce Edwin Kyle, the petition was granted. Within just 4 months, both arrest records were fully expunged—illustrating how strategic advocacy can overcome even direct resistance from state authorities. See the court-order document here: https://erasethecase.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/1184-compressed.pdf

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Expungement Granted for Two Burglary Arrests Just 5 Weeks Apart in Palm Beach

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

A client in Palm Beach County faced two misdemeanor arrests just five weeks apart, each assigned its own case number. The charges included multiple counts of Burglary of an Unoccupied Conveyance (§ 810 ... .02(4)(b)), Burglary of an Occupied Dwelling (Unarmed) (§ 810.02(3)(a)), and Petit Theft (§ 812.014(2)(e)). Given the complexity of multiple charges across two separate cases, our team filed an extraordinary petition to unify both incidents under a single expungement request. We clearly demonstrated the client’s statutory eligibility and commitment to rehabilitation. Judge Cheryl Caracuzzo reviewed the petition and granted it. The expungement was finalized within 5 months—proving that even multi-case filings can result in complete relief when handled with precision and strategy. See the court-order document here: https://erasethecase.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/case-matter-1125.pdf

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Record Sealed in 5 Months in Manatee County — Two Drug Arrests Linked to Probation Violation

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OUTCOME: 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.

Our client faced two separate misdemeanor charges in Manatee County: (i) Possession of a Controlled Substance under Florida Statute § 893.13(6)(a) and (ii) Possession of Drug Paraphernalia under § 893. ... 147(1). Both arrests stemmed from a probation violation claim connected to a new alleged offense, creating significant legal complications for sealing eligibility. Understanding the hurdles, our legal team prepared an extraordinary petition that addressed the unique connection between the two arrests and the probation context. We highlighted the client’s statutory eligibility and outlined their rehabilitative progress in detail, offering a compelling argument for relief. The Honorable Judge Lon S. Arend reviewed the petition and approved it. In just 5 months, our client’s full record was sealed—demonstrating that even probation-linked arrests can be overcome with a precise and strategic legal approach. See the court-order document here: https://erasethecase.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/case-matter-919-cour-order-sealing.pdf

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Expungement Granted in 6 Months in Miami-Dade — Two Petit Theft Arrests 11 Months Apart

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OUTCOME: 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.

The client was arrested twice for Petit Theft under Florida Statute § 812.014, with incidents occurring nearly a year apart in Miami-Dade County. Though both charges were misdemeanors, the time gap and ... separate case records posed a challenge to filing a traditional expungement. Recognizing the complexity, our team prepared an extraordinary petition that addressed both arrests as a unified request. We documented the client’s rehabilitation and legal eligibility, ensuring the court could evaluate the full context of the client’s record. The Honorable Judge Betsy Alvarez-Zane reviewed the petition and granted the expungement. Within just 6 months, both records were cleared—giving the client a true second chance and demonstrating that strong advocacy can overcome even multi-case hurdles. See the court-order document here: https://erasethecase.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/case-matter-905-court-order-expungement.pdf

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Expungement Granted in 4 Months in Orange County — Victim Objection Overcome in Aggravated Battery Case

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

The client was arrested for Aggravated Battery with a Deadly Weapon or Causing Great Bodily Harm under Florida Statute § 784.045(1)(a)(1), a serious misdemeanor offense in Orange County. Clearing the r ... ecord was essential to move forward without the burden of a violent charge tied to their name. During the expungement process, the State Attorney’s Office filed a formal objection on behalf of the alleged victim. This added significant complexity and created the risk of denial if not handled precisely. The legal team responded by preparing a thorough petition addressing both statutory requirements and the grounds raised in the objection. The case proceeded to a bench trial before the Honorable Judge Michael Kraynick, where the arguments in favor of the client’s eligibility prevailed. The court ultimately granted the petition, and the client’s record was expunged across all major agencies—including FDLE, clerk of court, sheriff’s office, and third-party databases—within just 4 months. This outcome demonstrates how strategic preparation and courtroom advocacy can overcome even the most challenging objections. See the court-order document here: https://erasethecase.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/case-matter-1357-court-order-expungement.pdf

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Expungement Granted After State Objection in Petit Theft Case — Victory at Bench Trial in Broward County

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

Our client was arrested for Petit Theft, a misdemeanor offense under Florida Statute § 812.014(3)(a). When our team filed the expungement petition, the State Attorney’s Office formally objected, contes ... ting the client’s eligibility for record clearance. We responded with a comprehensive legal argument and took the matter to a bench trial before the Honorable Judge John D. Fry in Broward County. At trial, we effectively dismantled the State’s position and demonstrated our client’s clear entitlement to expungement under Florida law. The court agreed and granted the petition. The client’s record was successfully expunged just 4 months after we began representation, proving that strong legal advocacy can prevail even when the State challenges relief. See the court-order document here: https://erasethecase.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/case-matter-1331-court-order-expungement.pdf

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Exposure Charge Expunged Despite State Objection — Victory After Bench Trial in Pasco County

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OUTCOME: 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.

Our client was arrested for Exposure of Sexual Organs (First Offense) under Florida Statute § 800.03(1)(a), a misdemeanor that typically faces heightened scrutiny during expungement proceedings. The S ... tate Attorney’s Office opposed the petition, citing public policy concerns given the nature of the charge. We challenged this objection at a bench trial before the Honorable Judge Frank Grey in Pasco County. Through a thorough and persuasive legal argument, we established our client’s eligibility and right to expungement under Florida law. The court ruled in our favor, and the client’s record was entirely expunged within 8 months. This case highlights our firm’s ability to successfully navigate and overcome opposition, even in sensitive and challenging matters, to secure justice for our clients. See the court-order document here: https://erasethecase.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/case-matter-1251-court-order-expungement.pdf

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