Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “expungement in Virginia”
First of all, what is an Expungement? Well, contrary to popular belief, when a criminal charge is dismissed, the charge itself still remains on your record—forever in Virginia. If a charge was dismissed (with no delayed adjudication), nolle-prossed, or if you were found not guilty, you can petition the Court to remove the charges from your record – this is …
First of all, what exactly is an expungement? Expungement is the removal of a criminal charge from your record. After a Judge signs the Order to Expunge your criminal charge, it is removed from both your police record and the Court’s record. After this, you may honestly and legally deny the existence of your expunged record. Also, you may not …