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Law Office of Joe Castrofort, PLLC
1514 E. Livingston St.
Orlando, FL 32803
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Toll free: 877. JOE. LAW 7
(877. 563. 5297)
Local: 407. 233. 0557
FAX: 407. 287. 5067
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 Criminal Record Sealing & Expunction Attorney (lawyer)
Having a criminal record can be quite problematic in various aspects of your life and the future you wish to pursue. A criminal record may directly impact your ability to be hired for the job of your choosing, the home you seek to live, and many other areas of your life in which a background check may be involved.
Whether you are convicted of a crime or not, you have a criminal police record. Fortunately, many individuals qualify to have their criminal record to be sealed or expunged which will allow you to lead a normal life without fear of having a mistake follow you around the rest of your life.
Since it's inception, The Law Office of Joe Castrofort has dedicated it's legal services solely to protecting the rights of those accused of a felony or misdemeanor crime. Be proactive in the having your criminal record sealed or expunged by calling Toll Free: (877) 563-5297 to schedule a confidential legal consultation with Joe Castrofort, Esq.; an experienced Orlando criminal record sealing / expunction attorney (lawyer).
If you qualify, The Law Office of Joe Castrofort will effectively and expeditiously guide you through the criminal record sealing or expunging legal process. Upon having your Florida criminal record sealed or expunged, the withhold of adjudication or dismissal of your felony, misdemeanor, or other criminal charge will no longer be available as a public record as it will be sealed or expunged. This also give you the legal ability to deny or fail to acknowledge anything to do with the arrest, charges, or any legal proceedings relating to the criminal case.
Criminal Record Sealing:
In order for you to be eligible, in the State of Florida, to request your criminal record to be sealed, you must meet the following conditions:
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Have never applied for a criminal record sealing or expunction before;
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If you haven't been convicted of a crime, misdemeanor (including criminal traffic cases such as DUI, reckless driving, and driving while license suspended), criminal ordinance or felony;
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Are not under any type of Court Supervision;
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And you did receive a withhold of adjudication if the charge you want to seal is one of the exception (or disqualifying) charges identified by Florida Statutes.
Sealing the record means that all information regarding the arrest and court case is no longer available if a criminal background check is conducted.
Criminal Record Expunction:
In order for you to be eligible, in the State of Florida, to request your criminal record to be expunged, you must meet the following conditions:
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Have never applied for a criminal record sealing or expunction before;
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Haven't been convicted of a crime, misdemeanor, criminal ordinance, or a felony;
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Are not under any type of Court Supervision (probation, community control, or any other court ordered program).
When you are granted a criminal record expunction, all records regarding your case are destroyed and unavailable to the general public or for background checks.
The Law Office of Joe Castrofort possesses thorough knowledge regarding all relevant laws regarding criminal record sealing and expunction issues, and has the experience to effectively employ this knowledge in the seeking to have your criminal record sealed or expunged.
Contact an experienced criminal defense attorney (lawyer) at The Law Office of Joe Castrofort today by calling Toll Free: (877) 563-5297, to speak with a qualified Orlando record sealing and expunction attorney (lawyer) who diligently protects the legal rights of those who require professional legal services involving record sealing and expunction legal matters.
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