It's Like the Nightmare Never Happened
If you have been charged and convicted of a criminal offense, it is possible to apply to have your record sealed from public view. Having your record sealed — often referred to as non-disclosure — removes your entire criminal file from public access. To potential employers, loan officers and other parties checking up on your past, it will be as if your conviction had never happened — under statute, your prior conviction will be nullified. Reopening your case to public view requires a court order.
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If you have a conviction on your record, isn't it time to look into sealing it from the public? The attorneys of Wright & Weiner are ready to help you get a new start. We handle everything for you, from initial records and application through special hearings and appeals, if necessary.
Under Nevada law, you may have your misdemeanor record sealed after three years. It will require five years or more to seal a record of a felony conviction.
Contact our criminal defense law firm in Las Vegas for a free initial consultation about the record sealing process.
We are your complete legal defense law firm, representing clients throughout Nevada and northern Arizona in all criminal law matters, including:
Have you met the requirements for sealing your record? Talk to us about our services and what the process will require. You will find us responsive and ready to do everything we can to help you clear your record.
