How many charges on my misdemeanor record can I get expunged when I do it? Also, how many felonies can I get expunged?

Expungement is a process and your question has a few possible answers. There is no limit to how many you can expunge at one time. Our office generally will order the background check and once it comes in, seek to file to expunge all that are eligible. There are some that are mandatory expungements and others that give the court discretion. Generally, misdemeanors and most low level felonies are eligible for expungement 5 years after you have completed probation. For misdemeanors that means you might have to wait 5, 6 or 7 years before you are eligible to have them removed. Some, like diversion, acquittals, or dismissals are eligible much sooner.  

You also cannot have any convictions within the past 5 years, nor any pending charges. In our office, we have flat fee charges for misdemeanor or felonies, but often do a "bulk discount" if filing to have many removed.  Call an attorney and have us run the background check to get it done. You should start the process about 45 days before you are eligible because the state is now taking 60-90+ days to return the certificate of eligibility.

Contact [email protected] to begin the process and ask about pricing.