Palmdale Criminal Conviction Attorneys
A mistake from the past doesn't have to haunt you forever. If you are having trouble getting a job or qualifying for a loan due to a conviction on your criminal record, an expungement can help you take your life back.
At the California law firm of Michelizzi, Schwabacher, Ward & Collins (MSWC), we can help you get a clear criminal record with expungement. Our skilled Lancaster expungement attorneys have a deep understanding of the expungement process. We will personally represent you throughout every aspect of your case, from preparing and filing the required documents to filing a motion with the court and attending the expungement hearing.
Start Fresh With Expungement
If you have pled guilty or were convicted of a crime and you successfully completed probation, you may be able to cleanse your criminal record with expungement. Following an expungement, you will no longer have to reveal your conviction on job, loan, credit card and rental applications. Additionally, your criminal record will be hidden from the public.
Expungement can be a complex and sometimes confusing process. To increase your success, it's critical to have an attorney on your side who understands the procedures involved. Our criminal law attorneys have extensive experience with expungements. We will file the petition for you and advocate on your behalf during your expungement hearing.
At MSWC, our lawyers will personally handle every step of your legal proceedings with compassion and professionalism. We will never hand off your case to a legal assistant or staff member.
An AV Preeminent Peer Review Rated* Law Firm
We can help you navigate the expungement process and move on with your life. To schedule a free, no-obligation consultation, contact us or call 661-206-1016.
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