You have what’s referred to as Back-end misdemeanor treatment as part of your plea. This is not automatic, you or your attorney would need to ask...

Mr Meisenhelder is correct. You must wait 5 years from the date of conviction before you can qualify for an expungement. It is possible to obtain...

Misdemeanors require 5 years from date of conviction to pass in order to qualify for expungement. A prosecutor can waive the requirement but 3...

Mr Green is correct. You cannot expunge a California conviction through an Indiana court. You would need to take action in California to do this.

Short answer NO, there is nothing you need to do "Federally". However, a simple expungement for Domestic Battery does not automatically reinstate...

Short answer “No”. The credit days must be applied to one case or the other but double-dipping is not allowed.

Most counties are not doing the automatic process like they are supposed to. This means you’ll need to file to make it happen unless you’re in the...

A couple of options. Request a copy of driving record which may reveal information such as dates of conviction and out of what court and possibly...

Generally speaking the level of proof required by statute is “preponderance of the evidence” a substantially lower level of proof for a run of the...

Sure you can do any legal action without an Attorney, just like you can give yourself medical treatment without a physician but it’s not...