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Should I Use the Covid-19 Lock Down to Finally Get My Michigan Felony Expunged?
If you’ve been convicted of a criminal charge at some point in your life, you’ve probably asked yourself, “is there any way I can get this thing off my record?” The answer, in many cases, is yes. And there’s no better time than the current Covid-19 shutdown to improve your life by getting a Michigan criminal conviction expunged.
The benefits of getting a criminal charge expunged are many. An expungement could allow you to pursue a more rewarding career. Your successful Michigan felony expungement could also restore some or all of your firearms rights, including the ability to purchase and possess guns. Your successful expungement could also restore your right to vote. Finally, a successful Michigan felony expungement could lift that weight off your shoulders you’ve carried for years, and make you feel like the law-abiding citizen you’ve become. Don’t let one past youthful indiscretion or mistake keep you from living the life you deserve.
Am I Eligible for Michigan Felony Expungement?
The first thing you should know about Michigan’s expungement law is whether you’re eligible. You are eligible for expungement if you have never had more than one felony and two misdemeanors on your record and it has been more than five years since you were discharged from probation for the most recent charge. This includes all fines and fees being paid for a minimum of five years.