We secured full expungement of a petit theft arrest in only 72 days—our fastest result from start to finish and likely the quickest in Florida. The petition was granted in Duval County by Judge Michelle Kalil after a swift and seamless legal process.
In just 14 days after being retained, we expunged a client’s battery arrest in Pasco County. With the FDLE Certificate of Eligibility already secured, our team moved quickly, filed immediately, and delivered full record relief before Judge Debra Roberts.
We secured full expungement of a retail theft arrest just 16 days after retention. The client had already obtained an FDLE Certificate of Eligibility, allowing our team to act swiftly and deliver one of the fastest case resolutions in Palm Beach County.
In an exposure of sexual organs case, the State objected to our expungement petition due to the nature of the charge. We successfully overcame the objection at bench trial before Judge Frank Grey and had our client’s record expunged in just 8 months.
The client faced a Petit Theft misdemeanor charge and encountered an objection during expungement. At a bench trial with Judge John D. Fry, the legal team countered the State’s arguments, resulting in a favorable ruling that cleared the record within four months.
A client in Miami-Dade, previously facing two Petit Theft misdemeanors, achieved a fresh start when Judge Betsy Alvarez-Zane granted their unified petition for expungement. In just six months, they were able to clear their record and move forward positively.
This extraordinary petition involved expunging two separate misdemeanor cases from two arrests, the second for violating a court-ordered no-contact provision in a domestic violence matter. The court granted expungement after 7 months in Orange County.
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