Looking For A Lawyer To Get Your Record Sealed Or Expunged?
In cases of DUI or drug crimes, do not let a charge or arrest for a crime you committed early in life come back to haunt you later. It is standard for companies to do a routine background check on job candidates or when you apply for a loan or a lease.
It is important to note that a background check will show both an arrest as well as any charge against you — even if the charges were dropped. Let’s clear the record. Attorney Francis M. Doran, Jr., has handled hundreds of record sealing and expungement petitions and can help you.
Contact Doran & Doran, P.C., to speak with a Framingham expungement attorney today.
Record Sealing Is Always A Good Idea
While recent case law has limited the context in which expungement can occur, a judge can issue an order to seal your record.
- With record sealing, the Criminal Offender Record Information (CORI) will say “no adult criminal records on file.” It will not show that you have sealed records on file. Also, if your cases are sealed, you can legally answer “no record” when an employer asks if you have a criminal record.
- Police and other law enforcement agencies will be able to see that you have at least one sealed record on file. They can ask the court to unseal the record.
- Other than the police and law enforcement agencies, only a very few places (such as the Department of Youth Services and the Department of Social Services) will be able to see that you have sealed records.
Start The Process Today
In Framingham, Natick, Wellesley, Marlborough and throughout the West Metro in Massachusetts, call criminal defense lawyer Frank Doran at 508-653-1761 or contact Doran & Doran, P.C., online. There is no charge for the first meeting.