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Send your contact information and what you remember about your case. You can start right here, from home.
Find out whether your Louisiana criminal record qualifies for expungement. Start with a free eligibility review from Devin Jones and his team.
An attorney reviews your situation. You decide what comes next.
A fresh start means something different to everyone. A better opportunity. A little more peace of mind. The confidence to take the next step.
An old arrest or conviction can raise questions when you apply for a job, housing, or a professional license. Let’s find out whether expungement is an option for your record.
Find out where you standWhat does an expungement actually do?
For an eligible Louisiana record, expungement limits public access. It does not destroy the record, and certain agencies may still access it.
Devin Jones explains the idea in this video. The next step is a review of your own case—because eligibility depends on the charge, the outcome, and your history.
Ask about my recordLearn more: Louisiana’s expungement law
You don’t need to know the legal answer.
That’s what the review is for.
Find out whether an old misdemeanor arrest or conviction qualifies for expungement.
Misdemeanor questions 02 / FELONIESSome felony records may qualify. Have an attorney review your particular circumstances.
Felony questions 03 / DWIAsk about a DWI record and the separate rules that may apply to your situation.
DWI questionsSend your contact information and what you remember about your case. You can start right here, from home.
The team follows up for the details Devin needs to assess eligibility and explain your options.
If the firm can help, you’ll discuss the process and proposed fees before deciding whether to move forward.
The moments that matter.Devin T. Jones and his team take the time to understand what moving forward means to you.
Maybe it’s a new opportunity. Maybe it’s being able to plan for your family with a little less uncertainty. Your questions deserve a straightforward answer and a respectful conversation.
Based in Monroe and helping people with Louisiana records, Erase My Arrest brings the process closer to home.
Meet the approachNo. Louisiana law sets eligibility requirements and exclusions. The case outcome, offense, timing, and other history can matter. An individual review is the best place to start.
Start with what you remember. Tell the team the city or parish and any details you have; they’ll explain what else is needed.
You can begin online from home. The team will explain whether an office visit or court appearance is needed for your specific case.
The initial eligibility review is free. If representation is available, the team will explain proposed legal fees and court costs before you decide to hire the firm.
Timing depends on the record, the court, and the agencies involved. The team can discuss an estimate after reviewing your situation; no completion date is guaranteed.
Tell us how to reach you. Devin Jones and his team will follow up about your Louisiana record and the next step.
Not sure where to begin?
A short message is enough.
Share the basics and the team will be in touch.