Spring, TX asked in Criminal Law for Texas

Q: If you had a judgement against you for theft $50-$500 almost seven years ago can you get it removed?

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Shawn H. Smith
Shawn H. Smith
Answered
  • Fort Collins, CO
  • Licensed in Texas

A: If you mean expunged, then no. That is a class B misdemeanor, and you will not qualify for an expunction. However, if you received deferred adjudication and completed it successfully you could file for an order of non-disclosure. This is not quite as thorough as an expunction, but is the next best thing. You should contact criminal defense attorneys in your area to see if you qualify. Good luck.

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