Sellado y expurgo en Florida Un arresto o cargo puede seguir a una persona mucho después de que el caso penal termina. Aunque se desestime o se resuelva sin adjudicación de culpabilidad, el arresto puede seguir en historiales y antecedentes.
La pregunta suele ser: ¿puedo sellar o expurgar este registro? Depende de las circunstancias.
Florida permite sellado y expurgo judiciales de ciertos registros. No está disponible en todos los casos. Hay requisitos, delitos inelegibles y, a menudo, un certificado de FDLE antes de pedir al tribunal.
Representamos clientes en todo Florida que buscan proteger su futuro después de un caso penal. Examinamos el registro, la elegibilidad y el proceso legal para pedir el remedio que corresponda.
Serie paso a paso — pulse para leer cada etapa Step — UNDERSTAND WHAT HAPPENED TO YOUR RECORD + Florida Sealing vs. Expungement: What's the Difference? + Can You Seal or Expunge a Criminal Record in Florida? + What Happens to Your Criminal Record After an Arrest? + What Does a Florida Criminal Background Check Show? + Does a Dismissed Case Stay on Your Record in Florida? + Does a Withhold of Adjudication Stay on Your Record? + Step — DETERMINE WHETHER YOU ARE ELIGIBLE + Who Is Eligible to Seal a Criminal Record in Florida? + Who Is Eligible to Expunge a Criminal Record in Florida? + What Florida Offenses Cannot Be Sealed or Expunged? + Can You Seal or Expunge a Felony in Florida? + Can You Seal or Expunge a Misdemeanor in Florida? + Can You Seal or Expunge a DUI in Florida? + Can You Seal or Expunge a Drug Offense in Florida? + Can You Seal or Expunge a Violent Offense in Florida? + Can You Seal or Expunge a Sex Offense in Florida? + Can You Seal or Expunge a Case That Was Dismissed? + Can You Seal or Expunge a Case After a Not-Guilty Verdict? + Step — OBTAIN THE CERTIFICATE OF ELIGIBILITY + What Is a Florida Certificate of Eligibility? + How Do You Apply for a Certificate of Eligibility in Florida? + How Much Does the Certificate of Eligibility Cost? + How Long Is a Certificate of Eligibility Valid? + What Happens If FDLE Denies a Certificate of Eligibility? + Step — FILE THE PETITION WITH THE COURT + How Do You Petition a Florida Court to Seal a Criminal Record? + How Do You Petition a Florida Court to Expunge a Criminal Record? + What Happens at a Sealing or Expungement Hearing? + Can the Prosecutor Object to Sealing or Expungement? + Can a Judge Deny a Florida Sealing or Expungement Petition? + What Happens After a Judge Orders a Record Sealed or Expunged? + Step — UNDERSTAND WHAT SEALING OR EXPUNGEMENT ACTUALLY DOES + What Does Sealing a Criminal Record Actually Mean? + What Does Expunging a Criminal Record Actually Mean? + Who Can Still See a Sealed Criminal Record? + Who Can Still See an Expunged Criminal Record? + Can Employers See a Sealed Criminal Record? + Can Professional Licensing Boards See a Sealed or Expunged Record? + Do You Have to Disclose a Sealed or Expunged Record? + Can a Sealed or Expunged Record Affect Immigration? + Step — SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES + Can You Seal or Expunge More Than One Criminal Case? + Can You Seal a Record If You Have Been Arrested Before? + Can You Expunge a Record After Having Another Case? + What Happens If You Previously Sealed a Criminal Record? + Florida's Automatic Sealing of Certain Criminal Records + Can Juvenile Records Be Sealed or Expunged? + Can an Out-of-State Criminal Record Be Sealed in Florida? + Can an Arrest Record Be Removed From the Internet? + Step — DEFEND YOUR FUTURE + Why Sealing or Expunging Your Record Matters + Criminal Records and Employment in Florida + Criminal Records and Professional Licenses in Florida + Criminal Records and Housing in Florida + Criminal Records and College Admissions + The Complete Step-by-Step Analysis of Sealing and Expunging a Florida Criminal Record + Consulta gratis 