Having an arrest or indictment on your criminal background record can be devastating to your life. Often people find it difficult to obtain and maintain employment or qualify for a lease with an unwanted record in your criminal background.
   You may be entitled to have your Texas criminal record cleaned. Here are a few quick indications for qualification:

Texas Expunction / Expungement

   A Texas expunction is a complete deletion of an entire criminal file. This has its obvious advantages, but there are strict requirements for qualification.
   If you were:

• suspected of a crime, but never arrested
• arrested but never charged
• charged but the charges were later dismissed
• charged but were acquitted at trial
• convicted at trial, but reversed on appeal
• convicted at trial, but later pardoned by the governor
• or received deferred adjudication for a Class C Misdemeanor

then you may qualify for an expunction.

Contact Adrienne Dunn to clear your criminal record, to clear your arrest record or to expunge your felony and misdemeanor.

Order of Non-Disclosure

   An order of non-disclosure seals a record and prevents anyone other than law enforcement from viewing the record without a court order.
   An order of non-disclosure is available to those that received deferred adjudication probation and successfully completed the probation.
   For felonies, there is a five year waiting period from the date that you completed the probation. For some misdemeanors, there is a two year waiting period and for other misdemeanors, there is no waiting period.

Contact Adrienne Dunn regarding your order of non-disclosure.