California Voting Rights

Califorina Superior Court has more than 40 courts in Los Angeles. Expungement requires filing a motion to expunge pursuant to California Penal Code 1203.4. The motion must be served on the District Attorney, who will have an opportunity to oppose and argue against it at a court hearing. Courts in Los Angeles charges a non-refundable $60 filing fee that is requierd at the time the motion is filed. The court will schedule a hearing. Your attorney can attend the hearing on your behalf and argue the case.

Having a criminal record prevents you from obtaining certain jobs, prevents you from getting credit, takes away your voting rights, and from obtaining specialized licenses (ie: real estate, contractor license, nursing, medical licenses and many other professions.) Expunging or sealing your criminal record will help you put your past behind you so you can start living again.