California Expungements

Hello, my name is Richard Glen Boire

My law firm has a national reputation for expungement success.

For the past 18 years, my legal practice has been devoted to helping people move on after a criminal conviction. I think this is good for you and good for society. I hope that I can help you.

When my law firm accepts your case, you can put your mind at ease. We handle every aspect of your expungement, from the very start to the very end.

I've built a team of word-class legal professionals who care about you & who know the courts and the criminal record system inside and out. We handle expungements in every California county (except Fresno and Monterey, which we've found to be completely dysfunctional). We have offices in Los Angeles, and just outside of Sacramento.

There are a lot of expungement con men out there. My law firm is different. We're professionals. Verify My 1st Class Bar Association Status, which I'm proud of.

We keep our promises, and our fees are competitive & straight forward. There are no hidden costs or surprises. We even offer a payment plan that allows you to start the process today with a down payment of just $99.

Our Expungement Process & Our Results

Here's exactly what we do: We go to court, re-open your case, and ask the judge to withdraw your old plea of guilty (or no contest), and enter a new plea of NOT GUILTY. We then ask the judge to DISMISS your case. The Result: Once your conviction is expunged, you can lawfully answer that you have never been convicted of the crime. For government jobs, licenses, and law enforcement questions, you will need to disclose the case, but you can note "Case dismissed pursuant to California Penal Code, section 1203.4.)

How long does it take? In most cases we can file your expungement petition in court within 3 or 4 days of being retained. The judge usually holds a hearing about 45 days after we file. Of course, these times vary from case to case and court to court. Rest assured we do everything possible to speed your case along, but we never cut corners. (Compare us to the competition.)

You Can Retain Us Online If:

1. You were granted probation for your offense and completed it without any problems;

2. You are not currently facing criminal charges, and you are not currently on probation;

3. You do not owe the court any fines, fees, restitution, or other money.

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If you can answer "yes" to all 3 of these statements, we can accept your expungement case online and get started today. You can pay our entire fee at once, or you can use our Easy Pay Plan and begin with a down payment of $99.

Expungement Prices You Can Trust

Misdemeanor Expungement: $795
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Felony Expungement: $995

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Clicking the blue button above and making your $99 down payment retains our services and starts the process.

Or, just give us a call at (530) 750-7912 or (213) 863-4796.

When You Retain My Law Firm - Everything is Covered:

We Handle All the Paperwork,

We Will Write Job Letters Explaining that Your Expungement is Underway,

We Pay Your Court Filing Fees & Proof of Service,

We Pay All Copy, Postage, Parking & Travel Expenses,

We Prepare, Serve, and File all Necessary Petitions,

We Argue Your Case in Court (You never go to court),

We Provide You with the Final Order from the Judge!

No, "if," "ands," or "buts," and no surprises. It's that simple.

18 Years of California Expungement Experience on Your Side

If you're ready to make a down payment of just $99, the Law Firm of Richard Glen Boire is ready start work on your expungement today. (If you're reading this on a weekend or holiday, we'll start the very next business day.)

What Happens Next:

As soon as you make your payment, you will be contacted by a member of our law firm. That person serves as your point person throughout the process. S/he will keep you updated every step of the way.

After your expungement is granted, we will mail you a copy of the expungement order. A copy of the order will also be transmitted to the California Department of Justice, and to the federal FBI.