First, you have to determine whether you are eligible to have the felony expunged. Second, if you are, you then have to file a petition for expunction in the appropriate District Court. You can do all this yourself, but the fact that you are asking thus broad question makes it seem that you do not know where to even start. In Texas, you are eligible to expunge if a case if the case was dismissed, you were acquitted, or the conviction was overturned by the court of appeals. If not, your only route left is to first seek a pardon from the governor. That route is long, expensive, and unlikely to yield any positive results. Most years, the governor pardons less than 10 people per year. Good luck.
Answered on Mar 03rd, 2014 at 5:12 PM