Florida statute 943.059 allows for an individual to seal the records of an arrest and court case when 1) the adjudication was withheld or the person was acquitted after trial, 2) the court did not withhold adjudication for one of the prohibited offenses listed below, 3) the individual has no other convictions, and 4) if the individual has not sealed or expunged any other criminal record. Sealing allows an individual to have the criminal record sealed and hidden from public viewing. After a criminal record is sealed, it is confidential and unavailable to the general public, future employers, or other inquiring entities. However, the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) will reveal the sealed record to a law enforcement agency, The Department of Juvenile Justices, a contractor or licensee dealing with children, The Department of Education, any public school, any private school, or the Florida Bar. After 10 years have passed, the sealed record may be eligible for expungement.
Tell employers that you have not been convicted of a crime
Become eligible for student loans
Become eligible for housing assistance
Become eligible for more types of professional licenses and certificates
Tell friends and family that you have not been convicted of a crime
To stop fearing or being embarrassed when someone does a background check on you.
Pricing
Florida Record Sealing
Our Law Firm
Typical Law Firm
Price
$395*
$1100
Payment Plans
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No
Specializes in Record Clearing
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No
* Plus a $75 fee to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement and $225 fee if the court requires attorney to attend court hearing (less than 5% of cases).
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You will be represented by a lawyer
Specializes in expungement and record sealing
Lowest price guarantee – We will beat any advertised price by $50
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Deep discounts for multiple convictions
We will write letters to potential employers explaining your case
Offenses that may not be Sealed even if the court withheld adjudication:
Attempt of any of the below offenses
Arson
Aggravated assault
Aggravated battery
Illegal use of explosives
Child abuse or aggravated child abuse
Abuse of elder of disabled adult
Aircraft piracy
Kidnapping
Homicide
Manslaughter
Sexual battery
Robbery
Carjacking
Lewd, lascivious, or indecent assault or act with child under 16
Sexual activity with a child over 12 but under 18
Burglary of a dwelling
Stalking and aggravated stalking
Domestic violence
Home-invasion robbery
Act of terrorism
Manufacturing drugs
Sexual misconduct with developmentally disabled person
Sexual misconduct with a mental health patient
Luring or enticing a child
Sexual battery
Procuring person under 18 for prostitution
Voyeurism
Florida Communication Fraud Act
Lewd or lascivious offenses upon elder or disabled person
Sexual performance by a child
Offenses by public officers and employees
Showing or selling of obscene literature to minor
Computer pornography
Selling or buying of minors
Trafficking drugs
Registered sexual offense
Benefits of Choosing a Law Firm that Specializes in Record Sealing
We are licensed attorneys who specialize in expungement and record sealing. We not only know what it takes to succeed, we also know how to achieve success in less time and for less money— guaranteed. We start working right away on all cases. We file 90% of our cases within 48 hours. so your record gets cleared sooner. Our high volume of record sealing and expungement cases allows us to charge less by spreading costs, such as costly trips to the court, among several clients. You can pay hundreds of dollars more to other lawyers who do one or two a month, or you can pay a low price to a firm that does several a day. When it comes to expunging and record sealing, we believe we offer the best value and service.
