Expunction:

Many of our clients have either had their criminal cases dismissed or have been found not guilty. When this occurs, the criminal accusations are permanently placed on their criminal record and are made public. With such easy access to the internet and public records, these accusations can be viewed by potential employers, landlords, universities, banks, etc. Under the Texas Rules of Criminal Procedure these criminal offenses can be removed legally from your records via expunction. If you have had a case dismissed or have been found not guilty, at Adamo & Adamo we’ll work efficiently and quickly to ensure the accusations are expunged. In is in your best interest to get these items off your background report as soon as possible. Please feel free to contact us for a free consultation.

Non-Disclosures:

Some of our clients and many others have accepted deferred adjudication probation for both misdemeanor and felony criminal accusations. If an individual enters into such a plea, the arrest, the court, and the probation remain on their records available to the public. Pursuant to the Texas Rules of Criminal Procedure this information can be blocked from the public via Non-Disclosures. If you need to have such information blocked, Adamo & Adamo can ensure this result. Please feel free to contact us for a free consultation.