Seal / Expunge

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Seal / Expunge Attorney In Indianapolis, Indiana

Why Should I Explore The Possibility To Seal Or Expunge My Record?

In certain cases, if you have been previously arrested or convicted of a crime, you can have your records sealed from the public, or, with the exception of law enforcement agencies, expunged entirely. This allows you to legally get a job, pursue a better career, further your education, obtain housing, and have your civil rights restored.


Without the lingering stigma and other problems commonly associated with having a criminal record, expungement helps people move up in the world and on with their lives. In fact, over the last five years more than 10,000 people in Marion County alone have improved the quality of their day-to-day lives by successfully expunging their criminal records.


To find out if you meet the criteria and are eligible for expungement, contact our office today for your free consultation.

Contact The Law Office of Gary M. Selig to schedule a consultation with a lawyer today. 317-202-3202

Restrict Public Access to Your Conviction Record

If you’re convicted of a misdemeanor or certain felonies, you can petition the court to restrict access to your records concerning the arrest and conviction.

Afraid that you do not meet the time requirements?

Under certain circumstances, the court will grant your petition for expungement earlier than the statutory period. We are happy to assist you in taking the steps to find if you are eligible to file early.


Call us for more information about how expungements or sealing your records can benefit you.

What Does Sealing My Criminal Records Involve?

If your conviction involved a more serious crime – whether a misdemeanor or felony – don’t despair. You might qualify to have your criminal records sealed. Sealing your records removes your criminal history from public view, including most employers and landlords. Only government agencies and law enforcement will have access to your records. So long as you remain out of trouble, most opportunities will remain open to you. There are specific requirements, though, so it pays to find an experienced expungement attorney to handle your case. Our lawyers have that experience – and they’ll put it to work for you to pursue the best possible outcome.

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