Erase The Case, PLLC.

03/27/2026

Think Your Florida Arrest Disappeared? Think Again…

👉 Check if you qualify in 2 minutes: erasethecase.com (click “Do I Qualify?”)

Arrested in Florida but never convicted? Your record can still show up. Sealing hides it. Expungement removes it, but even then, some sites may still display it.

03/27/2026

Charges dropped… is your record still visible?

👉 Check your eligibility in 2 minutes: erasethecase.com

Arrested in Florida but your charges were dropped? You may still have a record, but you could qualify to expunge it.

02/15/2026

🏛️ Your case is history — but your record isn’t.
Expungement mistakes can follow you for life.

👉 See if you qualify at erasethecase.com

02/14/2026

🔍 Expunged doesn’t mean deleted.
Mugshots can still live online.

👉 See if you qualify at erasethecase.com

02/13/2026

🛑 Sealing and expungement aren’t the same.

Choosing wrong costs time and money.

👉 See if you qualify at erasethecase.com

02/13/2026

⚖️ Dismissed ≠ erased.
Florida records stay public unless you act — and you usually get one shot.

👉 See if you qualify at erasethecase.com

01/15/2026

🎉 7-Year Milestone | Erase The Case®

This year marks seven years since Erase The Case® began serving Floridians as a the first ever Florida law firm dedicated exclusively to expunging and sealing criminal records.

Over the past seven years, we’ve worked incredibly hard at helping thousands of individuals remove barriers created by public criminal records — allowing them to restore their good name, pursue gainful employment, housing, education, and above all - peace of mind.

We are proud of the impact made and remain committed to professional excellence, unparalleled specialization, and client trust as we continue to grow.

Congratulations to the entire EraseTheCase Team for helping us make a positive difffence in our Florida community.

12/23/2025

You can only expunge a criminal record once in Florida—for your entire lifetime.
Before you file or wait, understand how the law actually works and what mistakes to avoid.

👉 Read the full article here:

You only get ONE chance to expunge your record in Florida! Learn the rules and exceptions for Florida's expungement law. Read this article to find out more!

11/04/2025

How long does it take to clear your record in Florida?
It usually takes 5 to 7 months, though with legal help the process can be shortened to as little as 90 days.

Here’s what the expungement process looks like 👇

1️⃣ Eligibility Assessment: takes just a few minutes.
2️⃣ FDLE Application: about 2–3 months for approval.
3️⃣ Petition Filing: usually completed within 30 days.
4️⃣ Order Implementation: final court order within 2–14 days.

Every phase matters — and every delay keeps your record public longer.

✅ Start now by checking your free eligibility test:
👉 https://erasethecase.com/qualify/

Your clean slate could be just a few steps away.

10/30/2025

How does expungement work in Florida?
Here are 8 key points everyone should know 👇

1️⃣ You can only get one expungement or sealing in your lifetime.
2️⃣ A Certificate of Eligibility and court order are required.
3️⃣ Expungement completely destroys the criminal record.
4️⃣ Sealing hides the record from public view but doesn’t erase it.
5️⃣ Charges that were dismissed or dropped usually qualify for expungement.
6️⃣ Charges with adjudication withheld can often qualify for sealing.
7️⃣ Dangerous offenses with adjudication withheld cannot be sealed.
8️⃣ The process takes at least 5 months — often longer without a lawyer’s help.

Too many Floridians don’t know these facts, and it’s costing them opportunities.

Learn more in our full legal guide:
🔗 https://erasethecase.com/florida-expungement-sealing/

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10/28/2025

Our survey was featured in CEO Today Magazine’s latest article:

👉 How to Expunge a Record in Florida? What Workers and Employers Need to Know

The piece highlights our data showing how few Floridians truly understand the lifelong impact of an arrest record — and why expungement is more than just a legal process, it’s an economic and social issue affecting millions.

We’re proud to see national attention on this topic and grateful that more voices are joining the conversation about second chances and record reform in Florida.

Read the full survey and insights here 👇
🔗 https://erasethecase.com/florida-expungement-survey/

In Florida, a criminal record is not something that fades with time. Even if charges were dropped or a case never resulted in a conviction, the record still remains publicly accessible unless it is formally sealed or expunged. For job seekers, this can mean rejection after background checks and lost...