FAQ - What Convictions Stay

What Kinds of Convictions
Stay on a Person's
Record?

This is a trick question. The answer is, all
convictions against an adult stay on an adult's
record until the person reaches age 70 and has
no prior convictions for ten years. Otherwise,
generally speaking, convictions cannot be
expunged. That said, a procedure exists to
expunge the charges on one's record, assuming
the charges were dropped or othewise resolved
short of a conviction. Give us a call and we can
discus this further.

Drunk Driving (DUI)
DUI, first offense,
second offence, first
tier, second tier, third
tier (most serious)

Assault and Battery
Bar fights, mutual
combat, defenses,
domestic violence

Felony
Aggravated assault,
conspiracy, drug
charges

Bad Checks
Plea deals, restitution,
avoiding jail time and
heavy fines

Shoplifting
Retal theft cases in
Pittsburgh and Beaver
County

Disorderly Conduct
Disturbing the peace,
Police going too far to
find you guilty of
something

Expunged Records
We get your charges
expunged