Find Top Rated Expungement Lawyers for your case

Expungement removes or destroys eligible criminal records so they are no longer accessible to the public, giving clients a clean slate.

Eligibility depends on:

1. Type of offense and disposition
2. Completion of all sentencing requirements
3. Waiting periods after probation or diversion
4. Number of prior convictions
5. State-specific exclusions for serious crimes

• Collecting docket sheets, police reports, and dispositions
• Filing petitions in the proper court
• Serving prosecutors and law enforcement agencies
• Attending hearings to address objections
• Ensuring private databases remove outdated records

Clearing your record can reopen employment, housing, education, and licensing opportunities while reducing stigma.

• Answering background questions with confidence
• Improving credit, housing, and lending prospects
• Restoring eligibility for professional licenses
• Removing barriers to adoption or volunteering
• Increasing chances for immigration or travel benefits

Speak with an attorney once you meet statutory waiting periods or when a background check blocks your goals.

• Charges were dismissed, acquitted, or no-billed
• You completed diversion or probation
• Old convictions hinder employment or housing
• You seek professional licensing or security clearance
• You plan to move or travel internationally

LexPair connects you with attorneys who streamline paperwork, prepare you for hearings, and follow through until databases are clean.

Expungement matters are often flat-fee services, with additional costs for multiple cases or jurisdictions.

• Flat attorney fees per expungement
• Court filing, certification, and mailing fees
• Background checks or fingerprinting
• Third-party record cleanup services