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Do you have cases in your criminal record that resulted in dismissals or acquittals? If so, you may be eligible for a partial sealing of your record even if you have other convictions in your background.
A Partial Sealing conceals of a portion of your criminal record for cases that did not result in a conviction. For example, a record with 3 felony arrests can be sealed if those cases were dismissed despite the presence of other criminal convictions on your record.
Contact the Law Offices of M. Fakhoury for more information. ILDefense.com or XpungeChicago.com
Skokie Office: 10024 Skokie Blvd. #210, Skokie, IL 60077
Schaumburg Office: 1515 E. Woodfield Rd. #880, Schaumburg, IL 60173
Were you found guilty of a misdemeanor and placed on conditional discharge or sentenced to probation or jail time?
Oftentimes, these cases cannot be expunged, but you may qualify for sealing under certain conditions. Call Attorney Matt Fakhoury to determine your options.
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If you’re like most people in Chicago, Skokie or Rolling Meadows who have a criminal record – even if it’s just an old arrest that never led to any charges – you want to know if you’re eligible for expungement. Expungement clears your criminal record completely; your records are either destroyed or returned to you, so there’s nothing there for anyone to see.
So how do you know if you’re
