Expunge or Seal Your Florida Criminal Records
Thinking about sealing your Florida criminal records? Florida law allows you to expunge or seal your criminal records and seal them from public and private view. If you were arrested, received deferred adjudication, found innocent at trial, or if your charges were dropped before trial, you may be eligible to have your Florida records sealed. However, if you were convicted of a crime, you are not eligible to have your Florida records expunged or sealed. 
Trust an experienced Florida Expungement Attorney
There are many websites that offer expungement and record sealing services that are run by non-attorneys. Be aware of these websites, and verify that you are choosing a real attorney to seal your criminal records. Here are some tips for choosing a qualified florida expungement attorney.
Expunge your Florida Arrest Records
Florida allows you to expunge your arrest records so that the record of your arrest is sealed from public view. The expungement destroys the records of your arrest so that the public or a government agency cannot view your records. Read More on expunging your arrest records.
Types of Cases That Can Be Expunged in Florida
If charges have been dismissed before trial, and you have no other convictions and haven't expunged another offense, then you may expunge your record in Florida. Additionally, if 10 years have passed since having a record sealed, then you are eligible to expunge that criminal record.
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