LOS ANGELES, CA, May 11, 2011 (Press-News.org) The process to expunge criminal record in California is a legal relief for many people with a criminal charge in their record. More people are learning that the mistakes they have made in the past are now coming back to haunt them due to public background checks. The law firm of Matian and Moaddel is now extending their legal services to expunge criminal charges from permanent criminal records to help people live a normal and peaceful life.
People can make poor decisions in life and go through an arrest and get charged for a criminal offense. The convicted person may only have to pay a fine or serve county jail time, but this information is always kept on their record. This information follows a person throughout life and can interrupt job applications, housing loans, student loans, and state assistance programs. Residents that experience these disruptions should seek the services of Matian and Moaddel to expunge criminal records.
The difference between a felony or misdemeanor charge is the severity of the offense. A felony charge may be reduced to a misdemeanor charge during the expungement process. Many residents that have received a felony charge seek the services of Matian and Moaddel to expunge felony in California courts.
A DUI charge is one of the most severe charges that can exist on a criminal record. Residents charged with DUI may not know about the expungement process to reduce the felony to a misdemeanor charge. A consultation with the law firm of Matian and Moaddel can help understand the process to expunge DUI in California. Matian and Moaddel provide expungement consultations and legal services to residents of Riverside, Orange, San Bernardino, San Diego, and Los Angeles County.
About Matian and Moaddel
Matian and Moaddel are experienced expungement attorneys working aggressively with post conviction matters to improve the reputation of area residents by expunging criminal charges from permanent criminal records. Matian and Moaddel have a reputation for excellence in expungement cases and help people to regain a life of normalcy.
To learn more about how expunging criminal records can help you live a better life, visit http://www.expungecriminalrecordca.com. You can call (877) 634-9529 to make an appointment at Matian and Moaddel's office, located at 145 S. Fairfax Ave., Suite 304, Los Angeles, CA 90036.
Los Angeles Criminal Attorney, Matian and Moaddel, Provide Expungement Services to Help Their Clients Have a Better Life
The law firm of Matian and Moaddel is extending legal services to expunge criminal charges. Visit http://www.expungecriminalrecordca.com for more information about how expunging criminal records can help you have a better life.
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[Press-News.org] Los Angeles Criminal Attorney, Matian and Moaddel, Provide Expungement Services to Help Their Clients Have a Better LifeThe law firm of Matian and Moaddel is extending legal services to expunge criminal charges. Visit http://www.expungecriminalrecordca.com for more information about how expunging criminal records can help you have a better life.