Arizona's setting aside judgment policy, which similar to many other state's expungement law, is designed to help deserving people be more productive and get more out of life. Once your judgment is set aside, you can answer with confidence to any inquiry, including, without limitation, an inquiry relating to an application for employment, that you have not been convicted of a crime (though, in instances of a felony, you must also call attention to your setting aside order). If the crime you were convicted of was a felony, we can also apply to have your civil rights restored. Additionally, in most felony cases in state or federal court, we can apply to have your firearm rights restored for an additional $75. Misdemeanors Flat-Fee $400. Felonies Flat-Fee $600. Payment plans available.Click here to read more or take our ONLINE ELIGIBILITY TEST.
Arizona courts will terminate a probation early in many circumstances. The court considers many factors, such as the need for relief, the seriousness of the offense, the criminal history, and the potential benefit to society. We handle all aspects of the case for you so that you do not have to go to court in most cases. Flate-Fee$1250. Payment plans available.Click here to read more
If you were wrongfully arrested, indicted, or otherwise charged, and not convicted, we can petition the court to enter on your record that you have been cleared of all charges. If successful, the judge will order all law enforcement agencies and courts to cease from distributing your arrest record to anyone. The arrest will be treated as if it never occurred. Flat-Fee $1250. Payment plans available. Click here to read more
