Seal and Expungements

If you were charged with a crime that resulted in no conviction, a dismissal, Nolle Prosequi, or a “No Action”, you can have your record expunged or sealed. You can only expunge one case once in your lifetime.

Sealing your record means that your record is sealed for 10 years and cannot be accessed publicly; however, there are few exceptions like some law enforcement agencies and federal and state organizations, but they will need an order from a Judge to access your record.

Expunging your record means that your record is cleaned, just like if it never happened.

There are some charges that do not qualify to be expunged or sealed according to Florida Law, so call Attorney Frank A. Prieto and get information about expunging or sealing your case.

Contact the Prieto Law Firm Today!

If you or somebody you know is being investigated or has been charged (either by the State, or United States) for any crime based on our areas of practice, contact the Prieto Law Firm in Florida or across the United States.  Mr. Prieto is licensed to practice in all Florida State Court’s and all Federal Courts. 

Getting an aggressive attorney on your side early on can make the difference in your ability to confront these charges and have a positive outcome.  Whether it is a dismissal of charges, charges never being filed, early plea negotiations, or going the distance and exercising your Constitutional right to a trial, Frank Prieto, Esq. is behind you every step of the way to guide you through the process and protect your rights.

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