THE LAW OFFICE OF CHRISTOPHER LEIBIG
Law Office Of CHRISTOPHER LEIBIG Criminal Defense
Law Office Of CHRISTOPHER LEIBIG Criminal Defense
Law Office of
CHRISTOPHER LEIBIG
Criminal Defense
Expungement
Law Office Of
CHRISTOPHER LEIBIG
Criminal Defense
Expungement
In Virginia, an expungement will seal court records of an arrest for criminal charges and remove these records from the public. Just because a case is dismissed, does not mean the record of its occurrence is expunged. That requires a separate court proceeding in the Circuit Court.
New Virginia laws, some effective 2021 and some in a few years, expand the right to the sealing of records to include not only dismissed cases, but some convictions.
Our firm will discuss potential expungement with you for free, and, if your arrest or conviction qualifies for sealing or expungement, handle the matter for a flat fee.
The Law Offices of Christopher Leibig represents individuals charged with or being investigated for serious crimes in State and Federal court throughout Virginia and in Washington DC.
Located at 114 North Alfred Street in Old Town Alexandria, the firm works in close conjunction with the Law Offices of Joni C. Robin.
The philosophy of the firm is that the best results in criminal cases result from handling a small number of cases at a time. Quite often, the facts of a case as initially described in court represent only a fraction of what happened and why, and extensive investigation is required to understand and present the entire picture. By working with investigators, psychological experts, and the clients along with their families, the Law Office of Christopher Leibig seeks to bring forward all of the information which can bear positively on a client’s situation.
Chris Leibig and Heidi Meinzer serve as the Northern Virginia defense attorneys for police officer’s legal defense fund, PORAC.
In Virginia, an expungement will seal court records of an arrest for criminal charges and remove these records from the public. Just because a case is dismissed, does not mean the record of its occurrence is expunged. That requires a separate court proceeding in the Circuit Court.
New Virginia laws, some effective 2021 and some in a few years, expand the right to the sealing of records to include not only dismissed cases, but some convictions.
Our firm will discuss potential expungement with you for free, and, if your arrest or conviction qualifies for sealing or expungement, handle the matter for a flat fee.
CHRISTOPHER LEIBIG