Criminal Record Expungement Services in Plymouth, Michigan

Are you struggling to move forward due to a past criminal record? Having trouble finding employment, housing, or applying for loans? Aldrich Legal Services can clear your criminal record and help you regain your reputation. We help clients just like you expunge, or set aside your convictions, and seal criminal records, providing an opportunity that can help you rebuild and start fresh.

Our legal services include:

Misdemeanor expungement
Felony expungement
Juvenile record expungement
OWI/DUI expungement

Don’t let your past mistakes define your future. Let our expert expungement attorneys help you clear your criminal record and open the doors to new opportunities.

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How Aldrich Attorneys Can Help You With Your Case

People make mistakes. Some of those mistakes, however, can have disastrous consequences. A misdemeanor or felony conviction shows up on a background check that denies you a chance at obtaining housing, employment, military enlistment, financial aid, or college admission.

That is why it is important to work with an experienced attorney that has the experience, knowledge, and resources to help set aside the convictions on your record. Our lawyers will take the time to walk you through the process and help you determine the best course of action. We can help you with all of the paperwork and represent you in court proceedings in an attempt to help you erase your criminal record.

Frequently Asked Questions About
Felony Cases in Michigan

Who is eligible for expungement in Michigan?

Eligibility for expungement in Michigan varies depending on the type of conviction and the individual’s criminal history. Generally, a person may be eligible if they have:

One felony conviction and no more than two misdemeanor convictions.
No more than four misdemeanor convictions without any felony convictions.
Certain traffic offenses, juvenile offenses, and other specific convictions may have different eligibility requirements.

How long do I have to wait before applying for expungement?

In Michigan, you must wait a certain period of time after the completion of your sentence, probation, or parole before you can apply for expungement. The waiting period depends on the type of conviction:

For most felonies, the waiting period is 5 years.
For most misdemeanors, the waiting period is 3 years.
For certain offenses, the waiting period may be longer or shorter.

Can all convictions be expunged in Michigan?

No, certain convictions are not eligible for expungement in Michigan, including:

Convictions for offenses punishable by life imprisonment.
Most criminal sexual conduct offenses.
Child abuse in the first or second degree.
Most offenses related to terrorism.

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Don’t let a bad decision, an unfair contract, or a messy divorce get in the way of a promising future! Contact the experienced team at Aldrich Legal Services today to schedule your free initial consultation and secure reliable and trustworthy representation.

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