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A Criminal Charge Doesn't Have to Haunt You Forever
Ask about the Connecticut Clean Slate Act if you're in Bristol, West Hartford, Southington, New Britain, or Farmington CT
If you've been convicted of a crime before January 2000, you may be eligible to have it erased. A law known as the Connecticut Clean Slate Act took effect in January 2003. Under this act, certain convictions can be auto-erased. The criminal lawyers at Furey, Donovan, Cooney & Dyer, PC will be happy to go over your options with you and see if you're eligible.
There may be hope for you to get a clean record. Schedule a consultation with us if you're in Bristol, West Hartford, Southington, New Britain, or Farmington CT.
What you need to know
As with any law, certain conditions must be met first. Here are some things that you need to keep in mind with the Connecticut Clean Slate Act:
- All paperwork will be digital.
- You won't be eligible if your case is pending.
- You're not eligible until your probation period or prison sentence has ended.
- You'll need to file a petition in the court where you were convicted to see if your charge is eligible.
Details That Matter Most
Understanding the Clean Slate Act and its implications is crucial for a successful outcome. Our team is committed to providing you with detailed information and support. We start by assessing your eligibility and explaining the process clearly. Here's what you can expect from our service:
- Comprehensive eligibility assessment
- Detailed explanation of the erasure process
- Preparation and filing of necessary documentation
- Regular updates on application status
- Guidance on post-erasure opportunities
