Expungements

Panama City Expungement Lawyer

Helping Clients Expunge Their Criminal Records in Bay County

Having a criminal record can make many aspects of life much more difficult. For many people, their criminal record is a frustrating reminder of the mistakes they made in their youth, and it should not hinder them as they try to move along with their lives in adulthood.

For this reason, it is possible for certain qualifying individuals to expunge their criminal records. An expungement removes the evidence of the crime from public record, making it appear as if the crime never existed to the general public.

Clear Your Record: Expungement Attorney in Panama City

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If you were convicted of a crime and wish to expunge your record, our criminal defense attorney may be able to help. Attorney Albert J. Sauline, III Attorney at Law , has 10 years of legal experience behind him and a thorough understanding of criminal law. Attorney Sauline is dedicated to providing each client with fierce, thorough legal assistance in order to defend their rights and secure their future.

Seeking Expungement in Panama City? Call Today for a Free Case Review(850) 250-3426 or contact us online to discuss your options with a trusted local attorney.

Florida Expungement Qualifications

In the state of Florida, criminal records may qualify for expungement in the following circumstances:

The crime did not lead to a conviction
The criminal record has already been sealed for 10 or more years
An individual with a criminal record received withheld adjudication and completed his or her sentence

It is also important to keep in mind that not all crimes are eligible for expungement. More serious crimes, especially violent crimes, are not entitled to expungement.

Obtaining an Expungement in Florida

For individuals who have a criminal record of crimes they committed as juveniles, this record is typically expunged automatically at the age of 23 or 25. However, anyone else who wishes to have their criminal record expunged must file an application with the Florida Department of Law Enforcement. Our expungement attorney can help you file the appropriate application, as well as work to certify proof of case disposition or completion of a diversion program and more.

Contact Albert J. Sauline, III Attorney at Law, today to get started with our Panama City expungement lawyer.

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