Record Vacating & Expungements
Your past shouldn’t decide your future.
We help you clear your criminal history so you can apply for jobs, housing and licenses with confidence — and move forward.
Vacating vs. expunging: what’s the difference?
The terms are often used interchangeably, but each works differently. We review your record and tell you which options fit your situation.
Vacating a conviction
A court sets aside your conviction, and the case is treated as if the judgment was removed. Often available after you’ve completed your sentence and met eligibility requirements.
Expungement & sealing
Your arrest or conviction record is removed or sealed from public view, so most employers, landlords and background checks no longer see it.
How we can help
Vacating convictions
Felony and misdemeanor convictions that may qualify to be set aside.
Expungements & sealing
Clearing or sealing records from public background checks.
Dismissed & non-conviction cases
Arrests and charges that never led to a conviction.
Restoring firearm rights
Post-conviction and post-mental-health-finding restoration.
Our simple 4-step process
01
Free case review
Tell us about your record. We confirm what may be eligible.
02
Gather your records
We obtain court and criminal history records for you.
03
File & advocate
We prepare and file your petition and represent you at any hearing.
04
Move forward
Once granted, we help you understand how to answer background checks.