Expungements

If you have been convicted of a criminal offense, then you understand the doubt and humiliation that accompany having a criminal record. You've served your sentence and paid your fines, but you still have to check that little box on job applications admitting you've been convicted of a crime. In fact, anyone conducting a simple background check can turn up information about your past. At McGregor & Ernenwein, we understand the many problems that a criminal record can cause in your life, and we're here to help.

If you have a conviction on your criminal record, you may be able to have it expunged and taken off your record. The attorneys at McGregor & Ernenwein have the knowledge and experience necessary to clear your convictions from your criminal record. Our attorneys have been successfully obtaining expungements for our clients for over eighteen years.

An expungement is a legal process in which a person has a conviction sealed or taken off of their criminal record, after a certain amount of time has passed and after they have met the necessary requirements for eligibility. If you have pled guilty or no contest to a criminal offense, and have a conviction on your record, you may be able to have it expunged. In most cases, following an expungement, your expunged conviction will not show up on a background check, and will not be available to potential employers, to schools, or to landlords.

The attorneys at the Law Offices of McGregor & Ernenwein have been defending the rrights of the accused since 1987. Contact an experienced attorney at McGregor & Ernenwein today for a free consultation regarding the expungement of your conviction.