Selagem e expurgo na Flórida Uma prisão ou acusação pode acompanhar uma pessoa muito depois de o caso terminar. Mesmo arquivado ou resolvido sem condenação, o registro pode continuar em históricos e pesquisas de antecedentes.
A pergunta costuma ser: posso selar ou expurgar este registro? Depende das circunstâncias.
A Flórida permite selagem e expurgo judiciais de certos registros. Não está disponível em todos os casos. Há requisitos, crimes inelegíveis e, muitas vezes, um certificado do FDLE antes de pedir ao tribunal.
Representamos clientes em toda a Flórida que querem proteger o futuro depois de um caso criminal. Examinamos o registro, a elegibilidade e o processo legal.
Série passo a passo — toque para ler cada etapa Step — UNDERSTAND WHAT HAPPENED TO YOUR RECORD + Florida Sealing vs. Expungement: What's the Difference? + Can You Seal or Expunge a Criminal Record in Florida? + What Happens to Your Criminal Record After an Arrest? + What Does a Florida Criminal Background Check Show? + Does a Dismissed Case Stay on Your Record in Florida? + Does a Withhold of Adjudication Stay on Your Record? + Step — DETERMINE WHETHER YOU ARE ELIGIBLE + Who Is Eligible to Seal a Criminal Record in Florida? + Who Is Eligible to Expunge a Criminal Record in Florida? + What Florida Offenses Cannot Be Sealed or Expunged? + Can You Seal or Expunge a Felony in Florida? + Can You Seal or Expunge a Misdemeanor in Florida? + Can You Seal or Expunge a DUI in Florida? + Can You Seal or Expunge a Drug Offense in Florida? + Can You Seal or Expunge a Violent Offense in Florida? + Can You Seal or Expunge a Sex Offense in Florida? + Can You Seal or Expunge a Case That Was Dismissed? + Can You Seal or Expunge a Case After a Not-Guilty Verdict? + Step — OBTAIN THE CERTIFICATE OF ELIGIBILITY + What Is a Florida Certificate of Eligibility? + How Do You Apply for a Certificate of Eligibility in Florida? + How Much Does the Certificate of Eligibility Cost? + How Long Is a Certificate of Eligibility Valid? + What Happens If FDLE Denies a Certificate of Eligibility? + Step — FILE THE PETITION WITH THE COURT + How Do You Petition a Florida Court to Seal a Criminal Record? + How Do You Petition a Florida Court to Expunge a Criminal Record? + What Happens at a Sealing or Expungement Hearing? + Can the Prosecutor Object to Sealing or Expungement? + Can a Judge Deny a Florida Sealing or Expungement Petition? + What Happens After a Judge Orders a Record Sealed or Expunged? + Step — UNDERSTAND WHAT SEALING OR EXPUNGEMENT ACTUALLY DOES + What Does Sealing a Criminal Record Actually Mean? + What Does Expunging a Criminal Record Actually Mean? + Who Can Still See a Sealed Criminal Record? + Who Can Still See an Expunged Criminal Record? + Can Employers See a Sealed Criminal Record? + Can Professional Licensing Boards See a Sealed or Expunged Record? + Do You Have to Disclose a Sealed or Expunged Record? + Can a Sealed or Expunged Record Affect Immigration? + Step — SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES + Can You Seal or Expunge More Than One Criminal Case? + Can You Seal a Record If You Have Been Arrested Before? + Can You Expunge a Record After Having Another Case? + What Happens If You Previously Sealed a Criminal Record? + Florida's Automatic Sealing of Certain Criminal Records + Can Juvenile Records Be Sealed or Expunged? + Can an Out-of-State Criminal Record Be Sealed in Florida? + Can an Arrest Record Be Removed From the Internet? + Step — DEFEND YOUR FUTURE + Why Sealing or Expunging Your Record Matters + Criminal Records and Employment in Florida + Criminal Records and Professional Licenses in Florida + Criminal Records and Housing in Florida + Criminal Records and College Admissions + The Complete Step-by-Step Analysis of Sealing and Expunging a Florida Criminal Record + Consulta grátis 