MINNESOTA EXPUNGEMENT LAWYER & ATTORNEY

If you need an expungement or want information about how to expunge a criminal record it is important to consult with a criminal defense lawyer with years of courtroom experience.

Martin Azarian is a criminal defense attorney with over twenty-two years of courtroom and criminal defense experience. Martin Azarian has the experience and legal knowledge to represent your interests in an expungement proceeding.

NEED AN EXPUNGEMENT ATTORNEY?
CALL MARTIN S. AZARIAN, A TWIN CITIES CRIMINAL DEFENSE LAWYER AT (952) 975-0663

WHAT IS AN EXPUNGEMENT MOTION?

Generally, an Expungement Motion is request made by attorney, on behalf of client asking the Court to seal the Court’s record concerning a crime the client has either pled guilty to or had dismissed. Although an expungement motion can be prepared and filed by anyone, it is always advisable to speak to an attorney prior to doing so. Expungement of a record can mean to seal or destroy it, or return it to the subject of the record. However, in certain cases, only the court’s record can be sealed.

The exact type of expungement motion depends on how your criminal case was resolved. It is important to remember that an expungement motion seeking to seal the Court’s record is sometimes referred to as an ‘extra-ordinary’ measure, meaning Courts are not given to grant them without some legal justification. In addition, Minnesota’s Expungement laws and procedures are very complicated and must be followed precisely before a judge will even consider hearing the request.

MARTIN AZARIAN HAS OVER 22 YEARS OF CRIMINAL DEFENSE EXPERIENCE

For twenty-two years, Martin Azarian has been practicing criminal law and has developed a no-nonsense reputation. He is a tough negotiator who is well respected amongst the Twin Cities legal community. He has represented many clients seeking expungements.

The best advice in seeking an expungement motion is to consult with an experienced expungement attorney, Martin S. Azarian, P.A. The second best advice is not to wait. Waiting only increases the likelihood someone will find your criminal case and use it against you.

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