Florida and Georgia Post-Conviction Relief Attorneys

Working to Minimize the Consequences of a Criminal Conviction

Most individuals do not realize that they will be subjected to extensive collateral consequences after a criminal conviction. These consequences can include affecting eligibility for employment, housing and student loans, as well as limiting access to basic rights such as the right to bear arms.

At Arnold Law Firm, LLC, our Florida and Georgia post-conviction relief lawyers have extensive experience helping people get back on their feet after a criminal conviction. We evaluate each case to understand which post-conviction relief options are available to you.

Do not give up hope now that you have been convicted of a crime. You may still have options to better your situation. Contact us at 904-731-3800 or 912-638-1121 to learn more. With offices in Brunswick, Georgia, and Jacksonville, Florida, we represent clients throughout both states.

Our experienced criminal defense attorneys will discuss with you all potential post-conviction relief options to fit your situation, including:

• Appeal: We can thoroughly evaluate what occurred at trial to see if you have grounds to seek an appeal. Common grounds include errors made by your lawyer or the violation of your constitutional rights.
• Sentence or crime reduction: In some cases, we can request that the court reduce your jail or prison sentence and consent to an early release. In others, we are able to seek a reduction from a felony to a misdemeanor.
• Expungement/Record sealing: This option actually allows you to have your criminal conviction completely removed from your record, which legally means the conviction never happened. However, to seal a criminal record, we have to show that you meet certain requirements. Call our firm to learn more about this option.

Call a Brunswick, Georgia, and Jacksonville, Florida, Criminal Expungements Lawyer

To learn more about the post-conviction relief you may be entitled to, contact our Florida or Georgia law offices today.