Tarrant County Attorney: Expunctions and Orders of Non-Disclosure
Was your criminal charge dismissed? Were you acquitted (found "not guilty") in court? Your case may be eligible for expunction or non-disclosure. At the law office of Richard A. Henderson, in Fort Worth, Texas, we offer the experienced legal representation you need to seal your criminal record or clear your charge.
Attorney Henderson has more than 30 years of criminal defense experience. Contact us today at 817-210-4632 to put this experience to work for you.
Expunction and orders of non-disclosure are similar in that they both seal criminal records from public view, however there are key differences:
- Orders of non-disclosure prohibit the release of criminal record information to the public, including potential employers. Your case will not appear in any background checks done by private employers. Those eligible for non-disclosure include individuals whose case was dismissed following deferred adjudication.
- Expunction (or expungement) completely erases the charge from all private, municipal and public records. A case is eligible for expungement if it was dismissed or if the individual was found not guilty.
An experienced lawyer at our firm can help determine whether you qualify for either of these options. Attorney Henderson will examine the situation, giving you a candid assessment of the possibility of expunction or non-disclosure in your situation. If you do qualify, rest assured he will fight to make sure you receive a favorable outcome.
Contact Us to Expunge A Criminal Record
To speak with a lawyer at our firm about sealing criminal records, call 817-210-4632, or contact us online. Spanish service is available. Hablamos Español.
