Working to Clear Your Name
A criminal charge or conviction can impact your life years or decades after that actual arrest.
- It can affect your ability to get work
- It can ruin your chances of getting a loan
- It can affect the way police treat you in future interactions
- It can enhance the penalties of future charges
There are plenty of reasons to consider seeking an expungement to clear your record. At the Sweeney Law Group, LLC, we can help you set the record straight and erase certain convictions or charges from your past criminal record. Working from our office in Nashua, New Hampshire, our attorney has the experience you need on your side to clear your name.
Protect Your Future
With some exclusions such as driving offenses and many violent crimes, certain criminal charges and convictions can eventually be removed from your record. Working with our criminal defense lawyer, you can explore the options available to you, and have a clear understanding of what is and is not possible through annulments and expungements.
It is important to understand from the start that the severity of your criminal history will play a significant role in when and if you can get an expungement. For example, if you have been convicted of a minor misdemeanor you may have to wait for 3 years after the end of your sentence to clear the record. For a felony, it can be more than 10 years.
But, if you are eligible we can seek to have your criminal record sealed or your name cleared entirely.
Understand Your Rights and Options
To find out more about your specific case and to discuss how we can help you repair your criminal record, call our office at 603-821-0616 or contact us online. We can set up an initial consultation to discuss your case.
