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DWI/DUI |
| If I am found “not guilty”,
or my case is dismissed, will it still be on my record? |
| In general, under Texas law, there are
certain instances where you can have your record “expunged”.
That means that all records of your arrest will be destroyed,
and your record will not reflect the arrest. This remedy
is not available in all circumstances. However, if The
Gray Law Firm, P.L.L.C. represents you in a criminal matter
and obtains an acquittal or dismissal, it will attempt
to expunge your record free of charge, if it is legally
possible. The only cost you will pay will be the filing
fee and costs. Most lawyers will charge you an additional
fee for this service. However, when you hire a lawyer
to fight for justice, you expect them to go all the way.
It is our belief that you don’t stop with the acquittal
or dismissal; you take it all the way. We try to get our
client’s record back to where it was before he or
she was arrested, if possible. |
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