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If you’re like many people, you’re sick of your criminal record hanging over your head and holding you back from doing the things you want to – or need to – do. Fortunately, there might be something you can do about it: You might qualify for expungement or sealing. But how do you get court records expunged? Here’s what you need to know.
If you’re like many people with a criminal record, you want it erased – and fortunately, you might qualify for expungement or sealing. But how long do you have to wait to clear your record if you’re eligible? Here’s what you need to know.
Expungement Waiting Periods in Illinois
While every case is different, and you should talk to a Chicago expungement attorney if you’re not sure about yours, you
Illinois is under a stay-home order until at least May 30, which means most people aren’t even going to court – but does that mean you can’t clear your criminal record right now?
Here’s what you need to know about clearing your criminal record during the coronavirus pandemic – and whether it’s even possible.
