Record
Sealing
If you need your record sealed, we can help.
Record sealing gives deserving people the opportunity to move beyond the criminal charges in their past and into a new and better future.
Your criminal record will stay with you for the rest of your life.
A criminal record can make it difficult to get a job, rent an apartment, or volunteer in your community. Each Floridian is eligible to have one criminal record sealed in their lifetime.
We can help you seal your records and move forward in peace.
You’ve moved on from your past, it’s time the courts did too. We’ll fight for you to seal your records so that you can regain the rights and opportunities you deserve.
The Florida Practice spent time understanding my case and putting a plan together to get it settled. I'm glad I had them on my side!
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