Criminal Record Expunctions & Petitions for Non-Disclosure, Houston, TX
Brian M. Roberts Law can assist you in your criminal record expunctions and petitions for non-disclosure in Houston, TX.
Life can be challenging. None of us are able to journey through life without making mistakes of one type or another. Perhaps you are like a good number of people and found yourself involved in the criminal justice system at some juncture in your past. Despite having dealt with the consequences of a criminal charge by “serving your time” you may find that blemish on your record haunting you to this very day.
For example, if you are in the market seeking a new job, you realize that many potential employers are undertaking thorough background checks during the interview and screening process. Consequently, you may have found that your prior record has become a major roadblock to your ability to advance in your own career.
Understanding the real concerns you have about your criminal history, you will want to consider seriously engaging the services of an experienced Houston lawyer who can assist you in clearing your record. You need to find a Houston law office that realizes how important it is to ensure that you are in the best possible position to achieve your career and personal goals and objectives without unnecessary impediments. Brian Roberts, a Houston criminal defense attorney, assists clients precisely like you who desire assistance in regard to the public availability of certain aspects of a criminal record.
Brian is in a truly unique position to be able to assist you in clearing your record. Before becoming a criminal lawyer Brian was a prosecuting attorney. Therefore, he has a complete understanding of how the process of pursuing an expunction or petition for non-disclosure works. He appreciates how the criminal justice system works from both sides of the fence. He knows the exact steps that must be taken in order to clear your record ... and literally give to you a new lease on life.
Expunctions are available when a person has been found not guilty in a case, when a grand jury fails to indict an individual and when a case is dismissed after charges are filed but when no conviction is obtained. Petitions for non-disclosure are available for certain types of offenses in which a defendant has completed successfully a deferred adjudication.
Call or e-mail the law firm to schedule a consultation with Brian Roberts regarding drunk driving charges, drug possession charges, or any state or federal crime.
