The questons under indianas expungment act am I eligible to get my record expunged

For misdemeanors, five years from conviction. For felonies, eight years from conviction. Arrests are one year from offense.

Do I even have a chance of being admitted into a law school with those charges, let alone be eligible to sit for the bar exam?

Yes. Yes you do. My colleague from law school was convicted of manslaughter. You still need to be a very good candidate but nothing is impossible....

What are the consequences we are facing in Indiana?

That depends on what evidence surfaces that shows your sons potential wrong doing. Contributing to delinquency of minors potentially. Civil...

What can I do to start the process of expunging my felony.

You need to file a petition for expungement. The petition needs to outline that the state agreed to an early expungement because you're not...

The only one that can answer that is the job your applying for. It will matter to some and not others. If you want it off your record, you can...

My question is how long now do I have to wait to get an expungement to clear my record?

You have a five year waiting period after your misdemeanor. You can petition to get it done early though. You'll need a lawyer for this as you...

What are the new Indiana laws on getting criminal records expunged?

You have eight years from the date of your last felony conviction to be eligible for expungement. You cannot have had any arrests in that time. It...

How long do I have to wait to get a expungement and how do I do it?

Misdemeanors have a five year waiting period. Consult with a qualified attorney to walk you through the process. It's pretty straight forward and...

Did the officer commit perjury and what actions can we take against the ruling/ officer if any?

Your issue is one of credibility. Will a jury believe a cop who is inconsistent? No one can answer that question until you're getting the verdict....

I was wondering if I had to have a lawyer fill out the notice of Intent to relocate or if I could do it myself?

You have to file a 90d notice with the court and mail to her by certified mail. Read up on the parenting time guidelines and it will walk you...