Southern California Expungement Attorney

Protect Your Reputation

To have a case “expunged” means to have it removed from your criminal record. The fact that you have a conviction for a crime, no matter how large or small, may often affect your life years from now. This can be a black mark on your reputation and bar you from the residence, the occupation, or the future you want for yourself or your family.

At The Law Offices of Paul S. Geller, we understand that even a brief lapse in judgment can result in a criminal conviction and forever affect the trajectory of an individual’s life. Mr. Geller is a former prosecutor who believes that criminal defendants who have paid their debt society deserve to move with their lives free of stigma. Our firm can assist some of the clients with sealing their record or expunging it, giving them the legal authority to deny their prior charge.

If you have a criminal record you believe is eligible for expungement, we can assist you. Call our Southern California expungement lawyer at (626) 714-3112 today.

Benefits of Expungement

Having a criminal record can inhibit your life in a number of ways. Any circumstance in which you have to demonstrate your trustworthiness and/or integrity can be challenging when you have to disclose that you were once convicted for breaking the law.

A prior criminal charge can complicate:

• Acquiring employment
• Enrolling the military
• Applying for housing
• Securing certain professional licenses
• Petitioning for immigrant visas

Choosing Our Firm

Many crimes and convictions, whether felonies or misdemeanors, can be expunged from your record. In fact, some crimes give you the absolute right to have a conviction expunged.

At our firm, Mr. Geller has handled hundreds of expungements and can clear up your past so that you can move forward in your life. We have the knowledge, experience, and familiarity with the Courts to know where to file these applications, what motions and applications to file, and what other avenues might be available to have these convictions removed from your record (such as a Motion to Vacate Conviction or Motion to Withdraw a Plea).

Knowing the Courthouses and the parties involved (prosecutors, Judges, court staff) is just as important as knowing how to properly handle these delicate yet time sensitive issues. Let our offices protect your freedom by clearing up your past.