Kentucky Criminal Record Expungement

An Expungement of your record results in the sealing of all records on file with any law enforcement agency or corrections facility. The recordssubject to expungement include complaints, warrants, arrests reports, commitments, and criminal history records.

Criminal “Expungement” involves going to court to ask a Judge to seal your records. When a record is sealed, it does not show up in a criminal background check. However, the sealed record is not destroyed. The police, immigration authorities, and other public officials may still see sealed court files for certain purposes.

Why Expungement

Your record is not automatically cleared or expunged with the passage of time. Even if you were never found guilty, an arrest record will still exist unlkess you move to expunge it. A person who has been granted an Expungement can, with a few exceptions, respond that he or she has no conviction when asked a question about having a criminal record.

Some types of arrests and convictions require specific witing period. Additionally some offense cannot be expunged. To determine whether your record can be expunged, seek the advice of an attorney who is knowledgeable about Kentucky expungement guidelines and requirements.

Defense attorney Hugh W. Barrow and his associates at Barrow & Weigel, PLLC proudly help clients throughout Jefferson, Bullitt, Oldham, Henry and Shelby counties expunge their criminal past. We are dedicated to providing cost-effective results for our clients. Give us a call at (502) 589-9353 or contact us online to learn about how we can help you. At our firm, you will always speak directly to your attorney.