Legal Question in Criminal Law in Florida

Re: misdemeanor

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The matters will stay on your record forever unless you file a Motion to Seal or Expunge your criminal record. This can only be done for certain charges and if you have never been convicted of any crime.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.

Re: misdemeanor

It will stay on your record until expunged by a judge. To learn more visit Sealmyrecord.com

Re: misdemeanor

The arrest and subsequent history will stay on your ecord forever unless you get them sealed or expunged.

Please visit my website at www.richardhornsby.com/expungement and give me a call if you are interested.