Criminal convictions create barriers for people trying to move on with their life after prison. Texas citizens trying to support their families, provide basic needs and stay employed find it difficult to do so due to their criminal records. To erase this barrier, some...
All states have some form of record removal for certain criminal cases. And while some states will allow for the sealing of a criminal conviction case, Texas is not one of those states. Texas statutes set the scope for what records can be expunged in the state, and...
Although it is often impossible to completely remove a conviction from your record, expungement is a way to have the details surrounding this crime removed. Expungement may apply to charges, arrests, and convictions. Having a criminal incident expunged from your...
In Texas, some crimes cannot be expunged from your record. This means that even if you are later pardoned, or the court overturns your conviction, the criminal charge will still show up on a background check. If you faced a charge or are currently under prosecution,...
When you're arrested and charged with a crime in Texas, you are going to have some sort of criminal record. If you don't expunge your record, it will always be there, no matter how much time has passed. An order of nondisclosure can help you keep your criminal record...