Nondisclosure Lawyer in the Dallas Fort Worth Area

If you need to seal your record after a deferred adjudication probation, you need a nondisclosure lawyer who knows the process and can handle your case quickly and thoroughly. Nondisclosures are pretty straight-forward but they also involve some tricky questions: do you really need a nondisclosure or an expunction? Is your case eligible for nondisclosure? Is there a waiting period for your case? 

A phone call to the Law Office of Mike Howard will get you on your way to getting your criminal record cleared up. A member of the Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association, the Dallas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association, the Tarrant County Criminal Defense Lawyers Association, and the Dallas Bar Association, Mr. Howard and his dedicated staff bring the experience, knowledge, and thoroughness you need to put your old criminal record behind you for good. All it takes is a simple call to schedule your free consultation at one of our convenient locations and you'll be on your way to having a dedicated advocate ready and willing to fight for you.

Nondisclosure applies to successfully completed deferred adjudication probations. If you were revoked off probation, were given regular (rather than deferred) probation, or took jail time and a conviction - nondisclosure isn't for you.

If you were found not guilty by a court, were pardoned, never had your case filed (and your statute of limitations as expired) or got your case dismissed, and expunction may apply. Click here to learn about expunctions. 

Don't delay...call us now to get your professional and personal life back on track with a clean record!