Alabama Expungement Lawyer

If you have been convicted of a crime in Alabama, and want to know if it is possible to have your criminal record expunged, we can help. We’ve successfully helped thousands of clients over the last 32+ years.

Is having a criminal record holding you back? An Alabama expungement attorney can help.

Whether you are a resident of Alabama or were charged with driving under the influence (DUI) as an out-of-state driver, the penalties can be severe, and without action on your part, your license will be automatically suspended.

The cost of a criminal record extends past the time you were convicted (it can impact you for the rest of your life).

Simply put: the situation you find yourself in is not easy and the impact can affect many areas of your life. It is not fair that you have to pay for the same mistake again and again for the rest of your life, especially if a past mistake holds you back from future opportunities.

Expunging a criminal record can be a confusing process to navigate alone. Depending on the length of time its been since your last conviction, and the charges you were convicted of, it’s entirely possible to have your criminal record expunged. This is where an Alabama expungement lawyer with proven experience can help.

Here is what you can expect from Kreps:

• Experienced, expert Alabama expungement attorney
• Long-term experience with expungement laws in Alabama
• Intense personal attention paid to each and every client
• Detail-oriented representation that will ensure your rights are protected
• Flexible, easy payment plans, so you can get started now and pay later

Even if your case was dismissed, it’s still public for all to see!

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If you hired an attorney who negotiated a dismissal of your criminal charges or you were found not guilty at trial your criminal record will still remain a matter of public record. Even if you get a voluntary dismissal, the original criminal charge will always be on your criminal record. In order to have a “clean” criminal record you will need to have your charges expunged. After this, there will be no record of any arrests or criminal charges.

If you have an arrest record, you’ll likely run into issues with employment, housing and career advancement.

• Employers run background checks
• Landlords run background checks
• Professional associations run background checks

If you want a professional license (Nurse, Realtor, etc), the associations responsible for licensing run background checks too.

If your job requires you to have a professional license, a conviction or criminal record can severely affect your ability to qualify. Your criminal record can also harm your job and future earning prospects. Ignoring the situation will not make it better. It will often make it worse.

If you are unsure of what steps to take, contact Kreps Law Firm today for a free case evaluation. You may be able to keep your license. Call us now to get help. Our experienced Alabama expungement lawyers are ready to help get you through this.

If you are looking for an experienced Alabama expungement lawyer, we’re ready for your call. We have years of experience in dealing with expungement cases and helping our clients clear their past criminal record, so they can move past their mistakes and move on to new opportunities.

Our home office is located in Birmingham, but we serve clients throughout the state of Alabama, including Albertville, Mountain Brook, Alabaster, Huntsville, Hoover and surrounding areas.