Michigan has made some great strides towards removing employment barriers caused by criminal records this year—Senator Jeff Irwin recently introduced a bill that would automatically clear low-level marijuana misdemeanors. And now, a bundle of six bills would allow…

If you have a drug charge on your record, you may feel like your opportunities are limited. Whether you’re applying for a job, housing, higher education, or seeking to qualify for loans or professional licenses, a drug charge…

We at Easy Expunctions know that clearing your record can present a wealth of opportunities. But until now, we haven’t had concrete evidence of the positive effects of receiving an expunction. A new study conducted by University of…

More Vermonters now have the opportunity to wipe their criminal records clean with the state’s expansion of the number of nonviolent offenses eligible for expunction. House Bill 460, which went into effect on October 1st, broadly reforms the…

Although underage drinking charges are common and relatively minor offenses, leaving these charges on your criminal record could be detrimental to your future, especially when applying for scholarships, colleges, jobs, etc. The only way to prevent an underage…

In today’s digitalized world, you should be aware that courts provide arrest records in the same manner that they report convictions. When employers, landlords, or pretty much anyone else runs a background check on you, it falls on…

Perhaps the most rewarding part of an expungement is saying that you have never been arrested. It’s a huge relief to live your life as if the whole thing never happened.

Both an expunction and an order of non-disclosure can do wonders for your personal reputation. They both provide a second chance and prevent a past mistake from defining your future. While they are similar in nature, there is…