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The Florida Expungement Law Provides a Second Chance
 Author: Jack Schrold
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 Added: Fri, 01 Apr 2011 06:20:03 -0500
 Category: Legal
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The relief that comes from getting to the end of a criminal case is sometimes short lived. Most defendants are just not aware of the stigma and problems that later surface from an arrest. They are even more dismayed to learn that all information on the matter is public record despite the actual outcome or judgment.

It is the arrest itself that triggers the string of information that becomes so damaging after the case. All police and court records remain, even if the charges were later dismissed or dropped. Is this fair? Probably not but it is a fact that many have to face.

This ‘shadow’ of a past incident or false allegation is like a ball and chain that is taken to every future job interview, school application or licensing review. For some people it feels like doors of opportunity are closed before they can even be offered.

Fortunately, the legislature in Florida wrote statutes that provide for serious legal relief. It is possible ‘expunge’ or ‘seal’ one case in your lifetime if qualified. Almost all criminal charges can be expunged if the entire matter was dismissed by the Judge or the Assistant State Attorney. We are also given the chance to seal a case if it did not result in a conviction. Some violent or serious crimes are listed as exceptions to this rule such as Domestic Violence, Aggravated Battery and Arson.

The process takes between 4-7 months on average and requires legal documentation and court forms. Affordable legal representation for any Florida case is just one step away. You can use an online qualification form for free to determine your eligibility today. Putting your past behind you for good can truly be accomplished with a successful expungement or sealing petition. Attorney Jack Schrold concentrates his entire practice on helping people complete the expunction process. Contact him today and break free of that old ball and chain.

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