Q: how do i get something off my background?
2017 had a chips case but did everything i was suppose to kids came home but now its costinmg me jobs because it shows up on my background as maltreatment of a minor
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To address a past incident affecting your job prospects due to a maltreatment of a minor charge from 2017, consider these steps:
Ensure compliance: Ensure you have met all court orders and probation requirements related to the case. This can bolster your case for expungement.
Verify background check accuracy: Confirm the accuracy of information provided by background check companies. Incorrect or outdated data can negatively impact your job search.
Be honest with employers: If expungement isn't possible, be forthright with potential employers about your past. Explain the circumstances and highlight your personal growth and rehabilitation since the incident.
For personalized legal advice tailored to your unique circumstances, it's advisable to consult with an attorney.
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