Our Case Results

#1 Goal Is A Dismissal

Charge: DWI Open Container
County: Hays
Result: Dismissed 8/31/2023

Charge: Sexual Assault
County: Hays
Result: Dismissed 9/25/2023

Charge: Assault BI – FV
County: Williamson
Result: Dismissed 11/13/2023
Charge: Terroristic Threat
County: Travis
Result: Dismissed 12/7/2023
Charge: Reckless Driving
County: Hays
Result: Dismissed 9/21/2023
Charge: DWI
County: Williamson
Result: Dismissed 8/29/2023
Charge: Assault BI – FV
County: Williamson
Result: Dissmissed 7/31/2023

Charge: Injury to Elderly
County: Hays
Result: Dismissed 8/21/2023

Charge: DWI
County: Williamson
Result: Dismissed 7/11/2023
Charge: Criminal Mischief
County: Travis
Result: Dismissed 3/2/2023
Charge: DWI
County: Williamson
Result: Dismissed 1/10/2023
Charge: Racing on Highway
County: Williamson
Result: Dissmissed 9/1/2022

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#1 Goal Is Dismissal

A criminal charge — or even an arrest that didn’t lead to a conviction — can haunt you for years. It can show up on background checks for jobs, housing, loans, or professional licenses. The good news? Texas law provides ways to expunge or seal your criminal record so you can move forward with confidence.

At The Hull Firm, our experienced Austin expungement lawyers help people clear their records every day. We’ll review your situation, explain your options, and fight to protect your future.

What’s the Difference Between Expungement and Nondisclosure?

This is one of the most common questions we hear as expungement attorneys in Austin. Here’s how it works:

  • Expungement (Expunction) – This means your criminal record is completely erased. It’s as if the arrest never happened. All records, fingerprints, booking photos — gone.
  • Nondisclosure (Record Sealing) – This means your record is sealed from public view. Government agencies and certain licensing boards may still see it, but employers and landlords can’t.

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Our Case Results

#1 Goal Is A Dismissal

Charge: DWI Open Container
County: Hays
Result: Dismissed 8/31/2023

Charge: Sexual Assault
County: Hays
Result: Dismissed 9/25/2023

Charge: Assault BI – FV
County: Williamson
Result: Dismissed 11/13/2023
Charge: Terroristic Threat
County: Travis
Result: Dismissed 12/7/2023
Charge: Reckless Driving
County: Hays
Result: Dismissed 9/21/2023
Charge: DWI
County: Williamson
Result: Dismissed 8/29/2023
Charge: Assault BI – FV
County: Williamson
Result: Dissmissed 7/31/2023

Charge: Injury to Elderly
County: Hays
Result: Dismissed 8/21/2023

Charge: DWI
County: Williamson
Result: Dismissed 7/11/2023
Charge: Criminal Mischief
County: Travis
Result: Dismissed 3/2/2023
Charge: DWI
County: Williamson
Result: Dismissed 1/10/2023
Charge: Racing on Highway
County: Williamson
Result: Dissmissed 9/1/2022

Who Qualifies for Expungement in Texas?

Whether you’re eligible for expungement depends on how your case ended. You may qualify if:

  • You were arrested but never charged
  • Your case was dismissed
  • You were found not guilty at trial
  • You successfully completed a pretrial diversion program
  • Certain qualifying juvenile offenses
  • Certain qualifying misdemeanor convictions for minors

The truth is, expungement is not automatic. You have to petition the court — and the process can be tricky without an experienced expungement attorney.

Who Qualifies for Nondisclosure?

If you were placed on deferred adjudication for certain misdemeanors or felonies and completed all conditions successfully, you may be able to seal your record through an Order of Nondisclosure. Not every offense qualifies — and some waiting periods apply.

An experienced Austin record sealing lawyer will help you figure out if you qualify and guide you through the process step by step.

Benefits of Expungement or Sealing Your Record

Clearing your record means you can legally say you’ve never been arrested or charged — you can apply for jobs, housing, or a professional license with a clean slate.

Benefits include:

  • Increased employment opportunities
  • Easier housing applications
  • Restored reputation
  • Peace of mind

How Our Austin Expungement Attorneys Help You

Texas expungement laws are complicated — and one mistake on your petition can cause unnecessary delays or even a denial. When you hire The Hull Firm, our Austin expungement lawyers will:

  • Determine if you qualify for expungement or nondisclosure
  • Prepare and file all petitions and legal documents
  • Represent you at hearings if needed
  • Follow up with agencies to ensure your record is cleared

Related Charges – Drug, Theft & Juvenile Offenses

Certain drug charges and theft offenses are some of the most common cases people want expunged. If you were arrested for possession, shoplifting, or a similar charge, talk to us about your eligibility.

👉 See how we handle Drug Charges
👉 Read our Theft Crimes page

If you or your child has a juvenile record, we can often help with sealing or expungement too.

How Long Does Expungement Take in Texas?

The timeline depends on the type of case and the court’s schedule, but it generally takes about 4–6 months from start to finish. Our Austin expungement attorneys work to get it done as quickly as possible and keep you updated every step of the way.

What If You Have Charges in Other Cities?

While our office is in Austin, we handle expungements for clients in surrounding cities and courts throughout Central Texas:

No matter where you were arrested, we’ll help you clear your name.

FAQs – Texas Expungement & Nondisclosure

How much does an expungement lawyer cost in Austin?
It depends on the complexity of your case. We offer clear, flat-fee pricing when possible.

Can I expunge a DWI?
DWIs are generally not eligible for expungement if you were convicted, but each case is different. We’ll help you understand your options.

Do I need a lawyer for expungement?
Yes — filing for expunction is technical and must be done correctly to succeed. An experienced expungement lawyerwill save you time and headaches.

How do I check if I qualify?
Call us for a free case review. We’ll look at your record and tell you what’s possible.

Take the First Step – Talk to an Austin Expungement Attorney Today

Don’t let your past hold you back. Our dedicated Austin expungement attorneys will help you clear your record so you can move forward with confidence.

Call 512-599-9999 or Request a Free Consultation now.

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Areas We Serve

Our legal team proudly serves clients throughout Central Texas. DWI charges aren’t just limited to Austin, and we regularly represent clients in surrounding cities and counties. We know the local courts, judges, and prosecutors in these areas, giving our clients a distinct advantage. Whether you're in downtown Austin or a rural area outside of Travis County, we’re ready to fight for you. Each jurisdiction has unique court procedures and local practices. We tailor our defense strategies to meet those regional expectations while protecting your legal rights with aggressive representation.

 

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