Different attorneys charge differently to have records expunged. A person can attempt to have their records expunged without using an attorney. Certainly having the assistance of an attorney experienced in having records sealed is very helpful. Some attorneys do not charge for initial consultation and can quote what fees they charge.
500.00 plus court costs. Must file a petition with criminal history attached then get a stipulation and order then send certified orders to all agencies with returns to be filed at the end.
How much it costs, depends on the filing fee of the jurisdiction. Lawyers also vary their fees depending on the difficulty and number of charges to be expunged. Most cities require a motion explaining why an expungement is appropriate or necessary.
There is no real expungement for a DUI. It is a prior for 10 years and can be used to increase the punishment for other DUIs. The only expungement is if you were factually innocent.
A court filing fee of about $125 plus whatever you pay your attorney. It is a short Petition and Motion to the court. Typically takes from a few weeks to a few months at the court once filed.
Hire an attorney to petition the court for expungment. There are procedure that are required to be follwoed by the court in various jurisdictions regarding expungments.
You can't do it. The reason is that each DUI conviction carries with it more severe penalties. If you were to have the DUI conviction expunged and you got a subsequent convistion, the court may not know what number DUI charge this would be.
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