You lived in Las Vegas or Reno for a stretch, picked up a case, and moved home. Years later a background check in your current state surfaces the Nevada criminal record you thought you had left
Read more » How to Seal a Nevada Record When You No Longer Live in NevadaNevada Assembly Bill 4 has been getting attention as a “record sealing law,” and some of what has circulated about it is wrong. AB4 does not expand who qualifies for sealing. It does not create a new
Read more » Nevada AB4: What It Actually Changes About Specialty Court Record SealingA veteran facing a criminal charge tied to combat stress, traumatic brain injury, substance use, PTSD, or the transition back to civilian life is not just facing a case number. They may be facing a
Read more » Nevada Veterans Record Sealing: How Military Treatment Court Can Lead to a Sealed RecordNevada record sealing eligibility is not based on one simple rule. It depends on the charge type, case outcome, offense category, waiting period, and whether the case falls into a permanently
Read more » Nevada Record Sealing Eligibility: Waiting Periods, Disqualifying Offenses, and How to Check Your StatusA criminal record can follow a person long after the court case ends. What may begin as even a minor offense, a citation, or even a misdemeanor conviction can quietly affect employment opportunities,
Read more » When Minor Offenses End Up Having Long-Term Record Consequences: A GuideA criminal case that was reduced before sentencing can feel like a second chance, but it does not always disappear from your criminal record. In Nevada, a reduction may change the final conviction,
Read more » What Happens to Records from Cases That Were Reduced Before Sentencing?Tell us a little about your situation and we’ll get back to you — or call (702) 474-7554.
