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The McKellar Law Firm, PLLC
603 Main Street Suite 405
Knoxville TN 37902
865-566-0125
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What is an Expungement?
According to Tennessee State Law, an expungement (also known as “expunction”) is the process by which public records of criminal conviction and/or arrest are removed by order of the court. The records are considered non-existent, and the person who is the subject of the records may deny the full occurrence.
The attorneys at The McKellar Law Firm, PLLC, are qualified and experienced in handling expungements. To discuss your rights today, call 865-566-0125 for a FREE consultation.
Who is Eligible for an Expungement?
1) A person:
a. Whose charge has been dismissed;
b. With a no true bill returned by a grand jury;
c. Who received a verdict of not guilty, whether by the judge or by a jury;
d. Who was arrested and released without being charged; and/or
e. Who successfully completed a pretrial or judicial diversion program.
2) A person who is exonerated by the governor under T.C.A. § 40-27-109.
3) A person whose charge was dismissed and the proceedings against the person discharged under TCA § 40-35-313, except if such discharge and dismissal was for a sexual offense.
The lawyers at The McKellar Law Firm, PLLC, are qualified and experienced in handling expungements. To discuss your rights today, call 865-566-0125 for a FREE consultation.
