This article explains how to determine if you qualify for an expungement or an Order of Non-Disclosure in Texas and outlines the steps to get one. If you were arrested but not charged, had your case dismissed, or were found not guilty, you may be eligible for expungement. For those who don't qualify, an Order of Non-Disclosure may still allow you to seal your record and limit public access. The process involves understanding your eligibility, filing a petition with the court, and sometimes attending a hearing. Read further to learn more about the qualifications, the steps involved, and how an experienced attorney like Joey Tellez can help you clear your record. For personalized guidance, call 956-717-8200 today.
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WHAT TO DO AFTER A CAR ACCIDENT IN TEXAS
As an experienced auto accident attorney in Laredo, we recommend that everyone who has been in a car accident follow a specific protocol to pursue the negligent driver who caused their car crash. Here are some basic steps to take after a car collision: