Expungement

EXPUNGEMENT LAWYER SOUTH CAROLINA

 

How to Expunge Your Criminal Record

A criminal record, even an arrest, can change the course of your life.  Having a conviction can affect your job, promotion, future employment, getting an apartment, even professional licensing.  It shouldn’t, but with a conviction, that may be exactly what happens.  If you find yourself in this situation, there is hope, you can do something about it.  But you have to take action, you have to take the steps necessary to find out if you qualify.  The first step is to contact a South Carolina expungement lawyer TODAY, I’m an experienced criminal defense attorney located in Charleston, SC.  The consultation is free but the benefits could be huge.  Call now at (843) 530-7813.  Not all criminal records are permanent, so find out if you can clean up your record.

Should One Mistake Ruin Your Life?

No it shouldn’t and in South Carolina there is a process that lets you clean up your record, permanently. Not everyone qualifies, but if you do, the immediate and future benefits can be huge. 

What is an Expungement in South Carolina?

A South Carolina expungement is the destruction or obliteration of criminal records relating to an arrest or a conviction.  So what exactly is destroyed?  An expungement will destroy all publicly available traces of the arrest and or the conviction including any booking record, mug shots, and fingerprints.

If You Were Not Convicted of a Crime

For non-convictions, your arrest record and related documents can be expunged in South Carolina:

If You Were Convicted of a Crime

If you were convicted of a crime then you may be eligible for an expungement in the following cases.

Frequently Asked Questions

Filing the application for an expungement does not take long usually within several days of meeting with you. The length of time for an expungement depends on several factors such as the size of county where the record is located and whether you are trying to expunge an arrest only or an arrest and conviction. Be prepared for it to take anywhere from 10 weeks up to six months for court to process the application and your records to be destroyed.

South Carolina Expungement Attorney

If you need a South Carolina Expungement Lawyer, call Charleston Criminal Defense Attorney Dale Savage at (843) 530-7813 for your free consultation.

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