No—once expunged, your record will no longer be available to the public or employers.

Technically no—but working with an attorney greatly improves your chances of success and ensures your record is cleared as fast and cleanly as possible.

Not necessarily. With the right legal strategy, you may avoid jail, especially for first-time or technical violations.

Yes—if we prove the violation didn’t happen, or that the evidence is insufficient or unlawfully obtained.

It becomes part of your court record but may be eligible for expungement depending on the outcome and type of case.