“Kicking butt and expunging names!”
— Attorney David Weisselberger
David Weisselberger is the founding partner and expungement lawyer of Erase The Case, a law firm dedicated to helping individuals overcome their criminal pasts. As a highly trained lawyer with a proven track record, Mr. Weisselberger has served as a former Assistant Public Defender for Miami-Dade County, worked as a solo practitioner, and was an associate at the esteemed Saban & Solomon Law Firm. He understands the profound impact that a public criminal record can have, including job losses, school suspensions, and difficulties in securing funding.
Understanding the impact of a public criminal history on personal and professional life, he founded Erase The Case. This organization offers a comprehensive solution for criminal record expungement, guiding individuals through the complex legal process. His mission is to empower Floridians to reclaim their lives, find peace of mind, and seize second chances. With personalized support and expert guidance, Erase The Case aims to transform the lives of those burdened by their past.
Mr. David Weisselberger is a loyal, hard-working and efficient attorney, but above all, he is passionate about helping people.
David Weisselberger is honored as an Active Member of The National Trial Lawyers and recognized among the organization’s Top 40 Under 40 – Criminal Defense attorneys. This distinction reflects his dedication to criminal defense and his commitment to providing strong, trial-focused representation to his clients.
Attorney David Weisselberger is frequently featured across leading television networks and recognized legal authorities.
The reputable legal directory USAttorneys.com lists Erase The Case among Florida’s top firms for expungement services. It emphasizes how having skilled legal representation can significantly streamline the expungement process—evaluating eligibility, preparing documents, and ensuring timely filings
As employers ramp up hiring across Florida, more people are seeking expungement to overcome background check hurdles. Erase The Case is featured as part of this growing legal trend, helping Floridians clear their records and access new job opportunities.
Mr. Weisselberger is Florida's leading expungement attorney, known for his expertise.
As a dedicated expungement expert, he has handled more expungement and sealing cases than any other lawyer, including some of the most extraordinary cases across 67 counties in Florida.
He is recognized as one of the most efficient expungement lawyers in Florida, capable of handling cases and delivering premium service in an average of 90 days, whereas others might take up to 7 months.
Let the clients speak for themselves. Mr. Weisselberger has earned more 5-star ratings for expungement/sealing than any other lawyer in the state of Florida. Check it on Google Reviews and Shopper Approved
Mr. Weisselberger not only expunges records, but also helps clients achieve peace of mind through his dedication to his work.
Mr. Weisselberger is recognized as one of the most reputable and high-performance expungement attorneys in Florida
Explore some of his expert articles about expungement and sealing in Florida:
Removing a Florida arrest record from the internet usually requires more than deleting one page. The same arrest may exist with public entities such as the Clerk of Court, FDLE and the arresting agency, then appear in copies held by private entities such as background-check companies, people-search sites, data brokers and mugshot publishers.
Erase The Case conducted an online survey of 600 Florida residents in September 2025, revealing surprising gaps in public knowledge. Over half of respondents were unaware that dismissed arrests remain public for life. The survey also showed strong support for reform, with many favoring multiple expungements...
Florida expungement requires several legal and administrative steps. The process starts with confirming eligibility, obtaining an FDLE Certificate of Eligibility, and filing a petition with the court. The guide below explains the required documents, each step, and what to expect from start to finish.
Hiring an expungement lawyer is not legally required in Florida, but professional guidance can provide valuable support during a process with strict requirements.
On average, an expungement in Florida takes 5-7 months. The amount of time it takes to complete your expungement also depends on how well you know the expungement process. Therefore, it is suggested that you clearly understand the Florida expungement timeline and duration before applying for Florida expungement. Read on for more!
