By Tanya Helfand | Published December 7, 2018 | Posted in Expungement | Tagged Tags: criminal conviction expungement, disorderly persons offenses, expungement |
Expungements – Changes to the Law Effective October 2018
Recent changes to the Expungement Statutes are designed to shorten waiting periods and expand eligibility for expungements. Disorderly person’s offenses are those which had been handled in Municipal Court. Crimes are those addressed in Superior Court. Before an expungement complaint is filed, it is necessary to have an official Criminal Case History. This will identify Read More
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