
A criminal record can have a negative effect on an individual’s life, sometimes long after they’ve paid their dues to society. Such a record can hinder employment opportunities, limit housing options, and affect one’s reputation within the community. Recognizing this, the Ohio legislature has made provisions within the Ohio Revised Code Section 2953.32, which as of April 6, 2023, provides updated guidance for the sealing and expungement of criminal records. If you or someone you know wants to have their Ohio criminal record expunged, read on.
We at Rutan Law are dedicated to guiding you through the complexities of these legal remedies, with particular attention to eligibility and procedures. We are at the forefront of helping individuals get a second chance to rebuild their lives without being perpetually penalized for past transgressions.
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