Criminal Record Expungement & Background Cleaning Attorney Yakima WA
At Troy Lee & Associates, we understand the lasting impact a criminal record can have on your life. Whether it's hindering your career, affecting your reputation, or limiting your rights, you deserve a fresh start. Our experienced criminal record expungement attorneys in Yakima, WA, are here to help you expunge your criminal record and clear your criminal background so you can move forward with confidence.
Expunge Your Criminal Record
Expunging a criminal record can be a complex legal process, but with our expert guidance, you can navigate it smoothly. If you're eligible for criminal record cleaning, we’ll ensure your case is handled with care and attention to detail. We know how important it is to restore your peace of mind, and our team is dedicated to securing the best possible outcome for you.
Restore Your Gun Rights
If your criminal record has impacted your gun rights, we can assist in restoring your gun rights through a thorough legal process. Our team will help you regain what was lost, giving you back the rights you deserve. We approach each case with precision, ensuring all aspects of the process are completed successfully.
Your Trusted Criminal Defense Attorney
At Troy Lee & Associates, we bring extensive experience as a criminal defense attorney. We’re dedicated to fighting for your rights and helping you find the best path forward, whether it’s through expungement or addressing criminal charges. Your future matters to us, and we’re committed to ensuring your legal needs are met.
Family Law Services You Can Count On
In addition to criminal law services, we also offer comprehensive family law solutions. Whether you’re facing divorce, custody disputes, or other personal matters, our compassionate family law attorneys are here to support you every step of the way.
Get the help you need today. Contact Troy Lee & Associates, your trusted criminal record expungement attorney in Yakima, WA, and take the first step toward a brighter future.
When you need to vacate criminal convictions, contact Troy Lee & Associates in Yakima, WA. To vacate convictions, the court will assess whether you meet specific conditions. If you pled guilty to any crimes, your plea would be changed to not guilty, and the charges would be dismissed. If you were found guilty, the court will set the convictions aside, dismiss the case(s), and vacate the sentences.
Criminal convictions cannot be vacated if any of the following apply:
- There are criminal charges pending against you in this state, another state or in federal court.
- The offense was a violent offense or an attempt to commit a violent offense (as defined in RCW 9.94A.030).
- The offense was for driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs (RCW 46.61.502).
- The offense was for actual physical control of a vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or drugs (RCW 46.61.504).
- The offense was for operating a railroad while intoxicated (RCW 9.91.020).
- The offense was any misdemeanor or gross misdemeanor violation including attempt of obscenity and pornography (RCW 9.68).
- The offense was for sexual exploitation of children (RCW 9.68A).
- The offense was a sex offense (RCW 9A.44).
- For non-domestic violence cases, it has been less than 3 years since the completion of the original terms and conditions of the sentence, including any financial obligations or treatment ordered as a condition of sentencing.
- For domestic violence cases, it has been less than 5 years since completion of the original terms and condition of the sentence, including any financial obligations or treatment ordered as a condition of sentencing.
- For domestic violence cases, you cannot have had convictions prior to the one you are attempting to vacate that were related to domestic violence.
- You are currently, or in the last 5 years, have been restrained by a domestic violence protection order, a no-contact order, an anti-harassment order, or a civil restraining order.
- Any prior felony convictions still count towards the offender score
Vacating a Conviction - Courts | seattle.gov. (n.d.). Seattle.Gov. https://www.seattle.gov/courts/programs-and-services/vacating-a-conviction