How to Clear My Criminal History The only way a "criminal history" or record can be cleared is by expungement of the record. This requires a court order and is extremely difficult these days. Criminal histories are normally a permanent record! Your best bet is to contact a local attorney which would be needed to even file the motion! Please Contact Ohle & Ohle Attorneys at Law
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NO OFFICE VISITS REQUIRED! There is no need for you to travel to our office. You can seal or expunge your record through the mail and the internet!

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Within this site you will find information regarding criminal record sealing and expungement. This site contains information which will help you determine whether or not you qualify or are eligible for a criminal record expungement or record sealing, what an expungement is, what a sealing is, and get general information regarding your quest to seal or expunge your criminal arrest record. Clean your record and see how a clear record can help you in finding a job, housing, and other situations where what your past criminal record shows is important. Cleaning and clearing your record by sealing or expunging is an investment in your future! Come on in, look around, this site may help you open doors of your future now closed or help keep the doors of your future open! Want to talk to us about how you can seal or expunge your record? Have some questions? Feel free to give us a call or email us for a free consultation.

Criminal Record Sealing and Expungement - Generally.

If ever arrested, you may now realize that the criminal arrest record (police and court) arising from your arrest can cause you problems in employment, housing, and other situations when a Florida criminal background check is done. Even if you received a withhold of adjudication and were not convicted, the criminal record may still be causing you problems. If you qualify, sealing or expunging your criminal arrest (police and court) records is a low cost way of improving your life. Once the sealing or expungement of your Florida criminal record is granted by the court, the withhold of adjudication or dismissal of your felony, misdemeanor, or other criminal charge will no longer be available as a public record as it will be sealed or expunged. Also, if you seal or expunge the Florida criminal record, you gain the LEGAL right to deny or fail to acknowledge anything to do with the arrest and the legal proceedings from the case itself. For more information on seal or expunge, please review our sealing and expungement page. Do you meet the basic requirements? Click here.

How Much Does Sealing or Expunging A Florida Criminal Record Cost?

 Most cases do not require an in-person final hearing. To determine if you qualify, please go to our Sealing and Expungement page. If still not sure whether you qualify to expunge or seal your felony, misdemeanor, juvenile, or traffic (DUI, reckless driving, driving while license suspended) case, feel free to call us, email us, or fill out our free consultation form for a free evaluation of your case. To find more information about our sealing and expunge price table click here.

How Long Does It Take To Have A Florida Criminal Record Sealed or Expunged?

The average time to complete a Florida record sealing or expungement is 5-7 months on average. The length of time depends on various factors:

Whether your case is going to be a sealing or expungement (expungements take a bit more time due to additional legal requirements);

How fast the state attorney sign off on the disposition of your case (for expungements only);

The county your case is in. (Some county clerk's offices are just more efficient than others );

How fast the FDLE can issue the certificate of eligibility. The FDLE (Florida Dept. of Law Enforcement), must grant a required certificate of eligibility or the court won't consider your petition to seal or expunge. The FDLE can sometimes take 3-5 months to process your application to seal or expunge your record depending on their backlog of cases;

The procedure for having the final petition considered. Again, some counties are just more efficient than others when we are at th final stage of your case. Also, each judge has their own procedure for setting seal/expunge cases for final hearing. Depending on the county and the judge's own procedure, this also can affect the time it takes to finally complete the sealing or expungement of your case.

WARNING: Beware of anyone who tells you they can have your record sealed in less than 5 months. Ask them to put their promise in writing and we expect they won't. There is NO EXPEDITED or RUSH procedure to get this done.

Paying an extra fee WILL NOT get the FDLE to process your application faster or to get the state attorney, clerk's office, or the judge's office to rush your case through the system.

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We want you to feel confident that you are in good hands. Please feel free to check Mr. Babinsky's good standing and perfect record with the Florida Bar at http://www.flabar.org.

HOW DO I GET STARTED?

STEP 1 - Determine if you qualify. These are the basic requirements:

Have you have never had a record sealed or expunged before?;

Have you never have been convicted (adjudicated guilty) of a misdemeanor, criminal ordinance violation (this also includes traffic criminal cases such as DUI, reckless driving, or driving while license suspended) or a felony?;

Are you currently under court supervision (probation, community control, or any other court mandated program)?;

Is your offense one for which you received a WITHHOLD OF ADJUDICATION and it is listed on the EXCEPTIONS PAGE on this site? Go to EXCEPTIONS PAGE.

STEP 2 - If you answered "No" to the four questions above you will qualify to have your record sealed or expunged. If you answered "YES" to any one of the questions above, you will not qualify. If unsure, please send go to the FREE EVALUATION page and send us a message. Please keep reading if you want to learn more about record sealing or expungement. If you wish to get started now, please click here to go to our QUESTIONNAIRE PAGE.

COMPLETION TIME: Please keep in mind that sealing or expunging a record can take 5-7 months on average. The sooner you start the sooner it will be done. We are often asked if it can be done faster. The answer is no. Also, there is no extra fee you can pay to get it done faster either. There are several agencies that must be dealt with in order to complete this legal process and each one of them takes their own respective time to complete their part. BEWARE of any attorney that promises that they can complete this in 3 or 4 months. Ask them to put their promise in writing!

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ACCIDENTS

Auto accidents are the leading cause of death for Americans under the age of thirty-four. Annually, auto accidents are responsible for over 40,000 deaths. At an average rate of 115 fatalities per day, auto accidents cost a staggering 150 billion dollars yearly. You are likely to be involved in at least one auto accident in your lifetime.

If you are involved in an auto accident, call the police immediately-even if no one was injured-and file an accident report. Auto accident reports for insurance purposes to determine fault, so verify that the report is thorough. The auto accident report should include interviews with all involved parties and any witnesses. Photographs and/or diagrams of auto accident scenes are often supplied by the police as well. You can also take pictures of the auto accident, and gather as much information as possible. Get the names and phone numbers of all auto accident witnesses, as well as anyone involved in the accident itself.

Common auto accident injuries include whiplash, head and brain injury, paralysis, and joint, bone, and muscle injuries. Auto accident victims should seek medical attention as soon as possible if they believe they are injured. Auto accident claims for damages resulting from injuries usually depend on medical records linking the auto accident to the injuries received-the more time elapses between the auto accident and the treatment, the more difficult it is to prove a connection.

Generally speaking, auto accidents are handled through each party’s insurance party and things are settled quickly. In some cases, auto accidents resulting in personal injury or extensive property loss lead to lawsuits. Damages sought after auto accidents can include cost of medical treatment, loss of property, and loss of wages. If you have been in an auto accident, and need legal advice or assistance, it is best to contact an attorney familiar with auto accident laws.

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CRIMINAL LAW

As a United States citizen you should be aware that you are protected by certain Constitutional Rights. OHLE & OHLE have over 35 years of combined experience defending the rights of those accused with criminal offenses.
We are trained in defending, protecting and safeguarding your constitutional rights.
With so much at stake it only makes sense to consult with a law firm that has extensive experience in handling over 3,000 criminal cases throughout its thirty-year existence.

reds of people across Florida. Assuming you provide us with accurate and truthful information, if our office fails to sucessfully seal or expunge your matter.

LEGAL TERMS

LEGAL TERMS DEFINED:

Adjudicated/Adjudication - You were either found guilty by the court or plead guilty to the court.
* As far as sealing/expungement is concerned you are ineligible.
* Under these circumstances you may be eligible for a federal or state pardon of your offense.


Withhold/Withhold of Adjudication - You were not convicted of the offense by the court. You may be eligible for sealing if your crime is not listed in the limitations section.


Dismissal - The court or state attorney dismissed your case. You may be eligible to expunge your offense.


Nolle Prosse - The state attorney dropped your charged offenses. You may be able to expunge your offense.


Not Guilty - Congratulations. You may expunge your record.



DO I QUALIFY?

You qualify for a record sealing if . . .

1. You never sealed/expunged a record before.

2. You are not currently under court supervision (probation, community control)

3. You did not receive a withhold of adjudication of finding of guilt to the crimes listed in the limitations section.