Changes to Missouri Expungement Law
janssenlaw • September 23, 2021
Changes to Missouri Law in 2018 have made it easier to have many misdemeanor and felony convictions and arrests expunged. If you’re ready for a fresh start, call, email or text for a free case evaluation.
As of January 2018, the number of years Missourians must wait before seeking expungement of their convictions has decreased dramatically – three years for many misdemeanors and seven years for most felonies.
If you’re looking for a fresh start, contact me at 816-287-0172 if you’d like to discuss your case.
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