Legal Question in Criminal Law in Michigan
Expungement of old conviction in Michigan, Kalamazoo
I need to know exactly what I have to do to have my old record expunged. The State of Michigan will not pay me to watch my grandchildren until this is expunged. The conviction was: Welfare Fraud by Failure to Inform in Kalamazoo, MI back in 1982 or 1983. I live 4 hours by car North of Kalamazoo in Antrim County. Travel is a problem, depending on income at the time. Can I do this myself with guidance? Or do I have to have a lawyer? If so, I need to know the cost and if payments are possible.
Thank you
1 Answer from Attorneys
Expungement of old conviction in Michigan, Kalamazoo
If you feel well qualified to practice law, you can certainly try to handle this on your own.
If you have only one criminal conviction on your record, we might be able to assist you with an expungement case. Feel free to phone us during regular business hours at 1 8667665245.
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