FREE TEXAS EXPUNCTIONS

An expunction (expungement) is a court order that permanently destroys all records of your arrest, charge, or criminal proceeding. Once granted, you can legally say you were never arrested — on job applications, apartment applications, loans, and more. It's the most powerful form of record relief in Texas.

Many dismissed cases qualify — but it depends on how the case was dismissed, the charge type, and whether any other offenses arose from the same criminal episode. Common qualifying situations include dismissals, acquittals, pretrial diversion completions, and grand jury no-bills. Our free check gives you a clear answer with no cost or obligation.

An expunction destroys all records — you can say it never happened. A nondisclosure (record sealing) hides your record from most employers, landlords, and banks, but some government agencies can still access it. Expunction is stronger; nondisclosure covers more situations. I'll tell you which one you qualify for in your free check.

Most cases take 60–180 days from filing to final order, depending on the county and court schedule. I keep you updated throughout and handle all communication with the courts so you don't have to.

A limited expunction applies when you were charged with multiple offenses in one case, but only some were dismissed. It allows expunction of the dismissed charges while leaving any conviction in place. It's a partial but still highly valuable remedy that I handle regularly.

Absolutely not. Our eligibility review is completely free. We run a professional background check, review your situation, and tell you exactly what's clearable — at zero cost to you. We only proceed when you're a strong candidate and you give us the go-ahead.