Florida Expungements Can Clear Your Record

In today’s job market, you need every edge you can get. Having a criminal record due to something that happened in the past, even if it does not reflect what your life is like today, can mean opportunities denied.

50+ Years Of Collective Experience To Help You

Some convictions and even arrest records can be sealed or expunged. At Leskovich Law Group, P.A., in Punta Gorda, Florida, our lawyers can help you look into all of your options. With more than 50 years of combined experience, we can help you navigate the Florida expungement process.

What It Means To Expunge Your Criminal Record

Expunging your record means that it will not be visible to anyone who runs a background check, like a potential employer or a landlord. If your prospective employer asks you if you have been arrested or convicted, you can honestly say “no.”

Expungement is typically used for relatively minor offenses, such as drug possession charges and theft. DUI and felony convictions cannot be expunged. Even if you were found guilty, expungement is often possible. If you were charged but then the charges were dropped, dismissed or never filed, you may also be able to have that record sealed, no matter what the charges were for.

Getting Your Life Back On Track

Before expungement, it feels like one minor mistake disrupts your whole life. Our experienced legal team can help fight for your rights if you want to get your life back on track. We can answer your questions, explain the expungement process and show you what the legal requirements are. We make things simple and easy, and we work hard on your behalf.

Reach Out Today

Do not underestimate the impact of a conviction or even an arrest. These things can stay on your record for life. If you would like to meet with an attorney for a free consultation about clearing your criminal record, call 941-621-6623 or get in touch with us online.