If you were convicted in Texas and successfully completed probation without serving time in prison or jail, you are eligible to have your conviction set aside and to have the case dismissed. The Texas Code of Criminal Procedure gives judges the right to dismiss a case against a convicted defendant who fully completes the terms of his or her probation. See Tex. Code Crim. Pro. Art. 42.12 § 20. If you were convicted of an offense several years ago, successfully completed probation, did not go to jail or prison after your court date, and have a relatively clean record, we may be able to help you get your case dismissed. The fee for this service $1500. If you would like to speak to an attorney regarding your specific details, there is a $100 charge. That charge will be applied to your case should you use our service.

You are NOT eligible for this if you went to prison or jail as part of your sentence. If you were only in jail prior to your sentencing date or during your arrest, you may be eligible.

BENEFITS OF HAVNG YOUR CONVICTION SET ASIDE

- The finding of guilt is take removed and the case is dismissed

- Restores the right to own a firearm

- By law, you are "released of all penalties and disabilities" of the offense

- You can truthfully say you were not convicted

- Background checks will not show the conviction (though records of the arrest and the dismissed court case may be visible on background checks in limited situations).

BENEFITS OF HAVNG RECORDGONE.COM SET ASIDE YOUR CRIMINAL CONVICTION

-You will be represented by a lawyer

-Lowest price guarantee – We will beat any advertised price by $50

-Fasted possible results – we start your case within 24 hours

-We appear for you – most jurisdictions don’t require your presence

-We serve ALL of Texas

-We pay all filing fees

-One call starts the process – 877-573-7273

-Credit cards accepted

-Flexible payment plans

ANSWERS TO COMMON QUESTIONS

Why cannot I have my record expunged or sealed? Because Texas law does not allow expungement or record sealing on cases that resulted in a conviction.

Is there a money back guarantee on this? No. This process involves a substantial amount of preparation and sometimes several appearances in court by our attorneys. We cannot afford to offer this low of a price and a money back guarantee. Many attorneys charge more than $4,000 for this service.

What are my chances of success? The odds of success vary greatly because the judge has discretion on whether or not to set aside your conviction. If this is your only conviction, you completed successfully completed probation, you are eligible. The factors the court can or will consider are (1) your need to get this done (2) how long it has been since you completed probation, (3) how this will help you support a family, yourself or contribute to society, (4) how this will help you improve yourself, (4) what else is on your criminal record, (5) what positive things you have done since the conviction, (6) your level of remorse for the offense (7) and anything else that would show that it is in the interst of justice. All of those factors do not need to weigh in your factor, but the more that do, the greater the chance of success. If you would like to speak to an attorney regarding your specific details, there is a $100 charge. That charge will be applied to your case should you use our service. You can email questions to attorney@recordgone.com

What will show when someone does a background check? The answer to that depends on the type of background check. If the background check is only searching for convictions, your case should not show. If the background check is searching for all cases under your name, the record of a court case with no finding of guilt and a dismissal will show. It will probably show what you were charged with, but it will not show a finding of guilt and you can thruthfully say you were not convicted.

How long does it take? We start on all cases right away, but the time it takes to finish varies by court. Typically, it takes about 3 to 4 months; but this time can vary based on the court's schedule or the difficulty obtaining necessary court records and evidence.

Can I do this myself? Everyone has the right to represent himself in court. But this is our most complex and difficult type of case.

What type of payment plans are available? We can spread payments over 120 days for 5 payments of $300. There is no interest charged.

What can I do if I was convicted and went to jail or prison or did not receive probation? The only option is a pardon from the governor. We do not represent clients in pardon applications. You can download the free forms at http://www.recordgone.com/pardons.htm