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We service Petition's for Dismissal/Expungements throughout the State of California. All counties. All convictions from misdemeanors to felonies. No conviction is too tough for us to get dismissed. If you (1) were placed on probation for the offense (even if you served State Prison time in County Jail), (2) are off of probation, (3) completed all the terms of your probation including paying all costs, fees and restitution if applicable, and (4) you do not currently have an open pending case, then YOU QUALIFY to get your case conviction dismissed.
We pride ourselves for being one of the only Expungement attorney law firms in the State to file the Petition for Dismissal the very same day we are retained. It's that simple. We accept payments over the phone, by email, via United States Postal service and mobile app. Call us anytime at 424-286-1516 for a free consultation.
Filing for an expungement of one's criminal record in California is the process of petitioning the State court where your conviction occurred pursuant to California Penal Code section 1203.4 to re-open the criminal case, set aside the guilty plea, or no contest plea, or even a factual finding of guilt by a jury of your peers, and to set aside the conviction and dismiss the case in its entirety. If the 1203.4 petition is granted by a Judge, the petitioner will no longer be deemed convicted of the crime by the State of California, and the criminal record will be permanently removed to show a dismissal which reads "dismissed pursuant to Penal Code section 1203.4" rather than a conviction. Once the conviction is expunged one can legally and truthfully write on any application for employment that you have not been convicted of a crime. In addition, the dismissed conviction will not show on most background checks. Those databases which display criminal records both public and private, will automatically update within 30-45 days after the petition for expungement is granted.
If you meet the following criteria, you are entitled to petition the court for an expungement (dismissal) of your criminal conviction whether the conviction was for a felony, misdemeanor or infraction: