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1. Why Expungement Matters
A past criminal charge shouldn’t define your future. With an expungement, you may be able to:
- ✔ Remove eligible charges from your public record
- ✔ Improve job, housing, and licensing opportunities
- ✔ Protect your reputation and peace of mind
Peter Lindstrom, Esq. will guide you through every step so you don’t have to navigate the system alone.
2. Are You Eligible for Expungement?
Eligibility depends on several factors, including:
- The type of offense
- How long ago you completed probation
- Whether you had probation violations (this doesn’t necessarily disqualify you, but it may impact eligiblity)
- Whether you have any pending charges
3. Our Expungement Process
- Free Case Review
We evaluate your record to determine which charges can be cleared. - Tailored Legal Strategy
We prepare and file the expungement petition on your behalf. We utilize the facts and the law to create the best possible argument. - Representation in Court
Peter Lindstrom, Esq. will argue the issue to the judge. If the State opposes the motion, Peter will make counterarguments to whatever the State is arguing. - Record Cleared
Once approved, your criminal record becomes inaccessible to employers, landlords, and most background checks.
4. Why Clients Choose Our Firm
- ❄️ Law firm with a unique focus on expungements and other relief after a conviction
- 🏆 Peter Lindstrom is a local and national award winning attorney
- 📞 Direct access to your attorney — not an assistant
- ⭐ Track record of success on clearing challenging criminal records
5. FAQ
How long does the expungement process take?
The whole expungement process from beginning to the record officially being sealed usually takes 6-8 months. There are statutorily mandated waiting periods that cause the process to take half a year or longer. It is not an overnight process. But once the process gets started, it’s only a matter of time before we are before a judge at the expungement hearing.
Can all charges be expunged?
No. There are many felony convictions that are not eligible for expungement based on the statute. We can verify in reviewing your record what you are eligible for and not. And even if you are not eligible for expungement, you may be eligible for other relief such as a pardon.
Do I need to appear in court in person?
Not always. Some counties allow the expungement hearing to be done via Zoom. But some counties require it to be in-person.
6. Ready to Get Started?
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