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The Medlin Law Firm The Medlin Law Firm has 77 combined years experience defending Texans in criminal cases During that time, I’ve helped thousands of people just like you.

I’m Gary Medlin, and I’ve been a Fort Worth criminal defense attorney for nearly 33 years. My law firm has an experienced staff to help you with DWI and other vehicle-related incidents. We have even represented other attorneys in criminal cases. If other attorneys trust us, so should you!

10/21/2026

A dismissal or not guilty verdict does not automatically clear a criminal record in Texas. Additional legal steps may be required to remove or clear the records.

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10/20/2026

An expunction requires a formal court process that may include filing, notice periods, hearings, and waiting periods before the order becomes final.

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10/19/2026

A dismissal does not automatically clear your record. An expunction can erase eligible arrest records, but additional legal steps are required.

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10/18/2026

A criminal record can affect employment, housing, and professional opportunities. Taking action early can help determine what options may be available to you.

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A dismissed criminal case does not automatically disappear from a Texas record. Gary Medlin explains why another legal s...
10/17/2026

A dismissed criminal case does not automatically disappear from a Texas record. Gary Medlin explains why another legal step may still be needed to clear the record.

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A sealed record is not the same as a destroyed record. Government agencies may still retain certain information after a ...
10/16/2026

A sealed record is not the same as a destroyed record. Government agencies may still retain certain information after a non-disclosure.

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Getting a case dismissed can be a major victory, but the record may still remain visible. Gary Medlin explains why recor...
10/15/2026

Getting a case dismissed can be a major victory, but the record may still remain visible. Gary Medlin explains why record clearing should be considered as early as possible.

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A dismissed case may qualify for expunction, but Texas law can require a waiting period first. The timing may depend on ...
10/14/2026

A dismissed case may qualify for expunction, but Texas law can require a waiting period first. The timing may depend on the charge and the applicable statute of limitations.

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Expunction and non-disclosure may sound similar, but the difference can be significant. Gary Medlin explains why one des...
10/13/2026

Expunction and non-disclosure may sound similar, but the difference can be significant. Gary Medlin explains why one destroys records while the other mainly limits public access.

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Even a not guilty verdict does not automatically erase an arrest record in Texas. Gary Medlin explains how an expunction...
10/12/2026

Even a not guilty verdict does not automatically erase an arrest record in Texas. Gary Medlin explains how an expunction can help remove those records.

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1300 S University Drive, Ste 318
Fort Worth, TX
76107

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