After an expunction order is granted, the petitioner may deny ever being arrested or obtaining an expunction. After a nondisclosure, an ordinary background check will no longer reveal the case, and only law enforcement and certain agencies will have access.
A person who has been placed under a custodial or noncustodial arrest for commission of either a felony or a misdemeanor may be entitled to have all record and files relating to the arrest expunged, or the person may petition that court for an order of nondisclosure. Collin County expunction lawyer Constantine G. Anagnostis has extensive experience helping individuals clear their records. Mr. Anagnostis can explain the options available for you, eligibility requirements, and the effect each has on your criminal record. For more information, click on the service names.
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At the Law Office of Constantine G. Anagnostis, our focus is on people and their problems: Collin County expunction lawyer Constantine G. Anagnostis has extensive experience helping individuals clear their records. An arrest for a criminal offense can have major consequences on one’s future. There are, however, certain options available to remove a criminal charge from your record. A person who has been placed under a custodial or noncustodial arrest for commission of either a felony or a misdemeanor may be entitled to have all record and files relating to the arrest expunged. After an expunction order is granted, the petitioner may, for most purposes, deny ever being arrested or obtaining an expunction. A nondisclosure order prohibits disclosure of all criminal history record information. Collin County expunction lawyer Constantine G. Anagnostis can explain the options available for you, eligibility requirements, and the effect each has on your criminal record. For more information on clearing your criminal record, you may call 817-229-0319 to schedule a free consultation, or submit a sample case form.
