Expunctions

In Texas, the shadow of a dismissed case or an acquittal can linger ominously. Despite the legal outcome, the arrest continues to loom over your record, visible to prospective employers, landlords, and the public eye. As an expunction attorney in North Texas, Barron Slack can be your trusted ally in navigating the complex process of expunctions and nondisclosures in the State of Texas. 

 Expunction, also known as expungement, is a legal process that allows individuals to erase their criminal records under certain circumstances. In Texas, expunctions are governed by specific statutes that outline eligibility criteria and procedural requirements. The journey to reclaiming a tarnished record is often referred to as ‘expunction.’ In certain instances, the courts can seal these records with an authoritative ‘order of nondisclosure.’ Once your criminal history is expunged, it vanishes from public scrutiny, shielding you from the prying eyes of potential employers. In fact, in many cases, you can confidently assert that you’ve never faced an arrest or conviction.