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Schedule Expungement and Record Sealing in Tempe

You can pursue expungement or sealing of eligible records to improve employment, housing, and licensing opportunities in the Tempe area. Squires Law reviews prior convictions or dismissed cases to determine eligibility under Arizona's expungement laws and assists with documentation, court filings, and petition preparation for Maricopa County courts. Your attorney supports individuals in Tempe, including students and professionals seeking a fresh start, by maintaining discretion and confidentiality throughout the entire process.


Having a criminal record can limit your ability to secure jobs, rent housing, or obtain professional licenses, even if your case was dismissed or you completed your sentence years ago. Your legal team provides clear expectations on timelines, court requirements, and possible outcomes, ensuring you understand what to expect at every stage. Whether you are seeking to seal a conviction or expunge a dismissed case, you receive focused legal support designed to help you move forward with confidence.


Assess your eligibility and begin the expungement process properly by scheduling a consultation in Tempe today.

Details That Matter Most

Your attorney starts by reviewing your criminal history to identify eligible convictions or dismissed cases that qualify for expungement or sealing under Arizona law. In Tempe, many clients include students and professionals who need to remove barriers to education, employment, and housing caused by past legal issues. Your legal team gathers the necessary documentation, prepares court petitions, and ensures all filings meet the requirements of Maricopa County courts.


Squires Law handles every aspect of the expungement process with direct attorney involvement, from eligibility determination through court hearings if required. Your attorney explains the differences between expungement and record sealing, the types of cases that qualify, and the timeline for processing your petition. You benefit from legal representation that understands the importance of clearing your record and the impact it has on your future opportunities.


Your legal team maintains open communication throughout the process, updating you on the status of your petition and addressing any questions or concerns that arise. You receive professional, confidential service designed to help you achieve a fresh start and remove the limitations caused by a criminal record.

Key Benefits of This Service

Expungement and record sealing involve specific legal requirements and procedures that vary depending on the type of case and the outcome. These questions address common concerns and provide clarity on the process.

Clearing your record opens doors to better employment, housing, and licensing opportunities, and starting the process with experienced legal support ensures the best possible outcome. 


Reach out today to discuss your expungement or record sealing options in Tempe and take the first step toward a fresh start.

What is the difference between expungement and record sealing?
Expungement typically applies to arrests or charges that did not result in a conviction, while record sealing can apply to certain convictions after a waiting period. Your attorney reviews your case to determine which option is available and appropriate for your situation.
How long does the expungement process take?
The timeline varies depending on the court's schedule and whether any objections are filed, but most cases take several months from petition filing to final approval. Your attorney keeps you informed throughout the process.
Will expunging my record remove it from all databases?
Expungement removes records from most public databases, but certain agencies such as law enforcement may still have access for specific purposes. Your attorney explains the scope of expungement and what it means for background checks and public records.
Am I eligible for expungement if I completed probation?
Eligibility depends on the type of conviction, the sentence imposed, and whether you have completed all requirements including probation, restitution, and waiting periods. Your attorney reviews your case to determine if you qualify.
Can I apply for expungement without an attorney?
While it is possible to file on your own, having an attorney ensures your petition is complete, accurate, and compliant with court requirements. Professional representation increases the likelihood of approval and avoids delays caused by filing errors.