Can I seal or expunge my petit (shoplifting) or grand theft case in Florida?

Unless you have been previously convicted of a crime (adjudicated guilty) there's a pretty good chance that you will qualify to have our theft case sealed or expunged.

If the charges were dropped, dismissed, or if you were found not guilty, then the case can be expunged. Expunged means the case will be physically destroyed.

If you took a plea and received a WITHHOLD OF ADJUDICATION then you will qualify to  have the case sealed. A sealed case is literally sealed with a big stamp on the file indicating SEALED, DO NOT OPEN WITHOUT COURT ORDER!".

In both an expungement or a sealing, the clerk will remove all the case information from their database so it can't be found. The police, corrections dept., state attorney, or any public office will also remove the record from their system.

If you wish to have your Florida theft charge sealed, please feel free to call me for a free case evaluation. My office has completed hundreds and hundreds of record sealing and expungements in Florida since 2003. We represent people in all 67 Florida counties. Don't live in Florida? There's no need to come here to get your record sealed or expunged. We can do everything over the mail and email.  There are no office visits or court appearances required and we offer a 100% money back guarantee.

Total fees and costs: $679.00



Nicolas Babinsky, Esq.
SealMyRecord.Com
305-910-4590
Main Office in Miami-Dade County
Sealing and expunging criminal records statewide in Florida since 2003.

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