Helping Seal And Clear Criminal Records Since 1992

The Internet is a quick way of communicating and obtaining information. However, it often provides access to others’ personal information, such as their criminal record.

If you have been charged with a crime, Stephen H. Miller, Attorney at Law, can help you clear or seal your record from the public eye. There are three different remedies available in Texas for limiting public and private access to your criminal record of arrests, charges and cases against you:

• Expunction removes all criminal arrests and charges from your record as if they never happened. To qualify for expunction, you must have been acquitted, found not guilty or granted a pardon by the governor of Texas. You can also qualify if you were arrested but not prosecuted or if the indictment was dismissed.
• Petitions for nondisclosure can limit and restrict who can access your criminal record. To be eligible for this remedy, you must successfully complete deferred adjudication or deferred probation after being found guilty.
• Motions to seal are available to juvenile defendants. This remedy effectively seals the juvenile’s criminal record to everyone except those in the court system. This remedy is only available to juvenile law clients in Texas under the age of 17.

A criminal charge or conviction can seriously affect your career and future. Though you may have been found guilty of a crime, you still have the right to your privacy.

Contact Collin And Dallas County Expunction Lawyer Stephen H. Miller

For information on sealing or clearing your record through expunction or expungement, contact Stephen H. Miller, Attorney at Law, in Plano. We can be reached 24 hours a day by phone at 972-578-7097 or through our intake form.