Clean Your New Jersey Criminal Record With an Expungement!

NJ Laws allow you to Expunge your Record. Take advantage!

A criminal record can follow you around and impact your life in countless ways. Background checks are cheap and commonly used for a wide variety of purposes - job searches, rental agreements, people who volunteer with children (baseball coaches, etc), nosey neighbors and more, so your record will be found by people more often than you think.

If you have an old criminal conviction, save yourself the embarrassment and loss of opportunities that can result from having it on your record.

I can help clear your record with an expungement.

What happens when my New Jersey Criminal Record is expunged?

Essentially, it's like it never happened. Records of your arrest, conviction, warrants, and court documents are technically isolated/segregated. So if someone does a criminal background check on you, it will return "No Record".

You can legally deny any criminal record in virtually every situation after your record is expunged (with the exception of applying for law enforcement positions). You will also be eligible to possess a gun/firearm.

When am I Eligible to have My Record Expunged?

• 10 years after a criminal/indictable offense/felony charge
• 5 years after a disorderly persons offense (misdemeanor)
• 2 years after a town ordinance offense

Some serious charges such as murder or distribution or drugs cannot be expunged, and the rules are complicated. Call me for details if you aren't sure.

I have years of experience in helping people just like you clear/expunge their criminal records. If you have a charge you'd like to get off your record, call or email me for a free consultation now.

Sincerely,

 Matthew Reisig, Attorney at Law

Matthew Reisig
(888) 628-8394 or locally at (732) 625-9660

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Additional Resources

More on Expungements in New Jersey

References: How to Expunge your New Jersey Criminal Record

The New Jersey code of criminal justice: N.J.S. 2C:52 - Expungement of Records

Expungement is also sometimes known as expunction.