Bryan Expunction Attorneys
SERVING CLIENTS THROUGHOUT BRAZOS County
One small mistake in your past can have a devastating impact on your future. A criminal charge on your record can not only be embarrassing and harmful to your reputation, but it can negatively affect your chances of getting jobs, student loans and more.
At his law firm in Bryan, Texas, expunction attorney Rick Davis works hard to help clients in the College Station area expunge or seal their records, improve their standing in the community and improve their prospects with potential employers through two different methods: expunction orders and nondisclosure orders.
"I help people minimize the effect of past mistakes." —Rick Davis & Associates Attorneys at Law
How Expunctions Work
For someone who has been charged with a crime but not actually convicted or the charge was dismissed, an expunction can be a powerful tool to clear his or her name and record. When an expunction is granted, a District Court issues an order for all government agencies and departments to literally destroy their records of an offense. You can then legally deny that the offense ever happened.
Rick also has vast experience handling expunction cases that involve various kinds of juvenile crimes. He understands that minors have the rest of their lives ahead of them, so he works hard to help them purge their criminal records whenever possible.
To learn more about how Rick Davis & Associates Attorneys at Law, can help with expunctions and other criminal defense-related issues, contact his office today. Call (979) 701-2888 for a free initial consultation.
How Nondisclosure Orders Work
Even if you are not eligible for expunction, Rick may be able to file a petition for an order of nondisclosure for you. If you have completed a deferred adjudication probation and the charge was eventually dismissed, an order of nondisclosure can seal your records from public view, and, under the law, you are then not required in any application for employment, information, or licensing to reveal that you have been the subject of any criminal proceeding related to the original charge. Some government agencies can still access the information, but it can no longer be disclosed to the public.
In these cases, a lawyer's thoroughness is essential. If your attorney does not insist that the court notify all the agencies who have copies of your records, one might be missed and your reputation will still be in danger. Rick, however, has the attention to detail and skill to make sure every agency — from the sheriff's department to the Department of Public Safety — is properly notified.
Hear From Our Happy Clients
Reviews & Testimonials
At Rick Davis & Associates, your satisfaction is our priority! See for yourself what our clients have to say about working with us.
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“His service was excellent and he treats you like family. He is extremely kind and sincere and he truly helps in time of need.”- Mansour H.
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“He has an amazing ability to get things done. He is very knowledgeable and supportive.”- Wendy L.
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“Every ruling was in our favor. It was very emotional for me, but Rick was tremendous in every way. I would recommend him to anybody.”- Scott J.
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“He is awesome and very knowledgeable, especially when you go to court, he knows exactly what questions to ask and what he's talking about.”- Bobby M.
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“Very thorough and has a great staff working for him. I highly recommend Mr. Davis!!”- Scott B.
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“So far the experience with Rick Davis & Associates Attorneys at Law as been good!”- Todd N.
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“Rick Davis has a phenomenal staff of paralegals that are very knowledgeable of the law, efficient with their work, have the highest degree of organization, and are quick to respond to any questions or concerns.”- David
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Very professional and the best people I know.- Jimmy C.