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Finally, Clear Your Record — Felony Reduction Is Possible
If you’ve been convicted of a felony, you already know how deeply it can affect your life — limiting job opportunities, housing, education, and even personal confidence.
The good news is that not every felony has to stay on your record forever.
Through Felony Reduction, certain felony convictions can be legally reduced to misdemeanors.
This process allows you to restore key rights, remove many of the barriers associated with a felony record, and begin rebuilding your reputation.
Once reduced, your case may also qualify for expungement, giving you the clean slate you deserve.
Our firm specializes in helping individuals transform the weight of a felony conviction into a manageable step toward a brighter future — one where your past no longer defines your potential.
The Real Impact of a Felony and How We Help You Overcome It?
A felony conviction doesn’t have to define your future. With the right legal support, you can take back control of your life and move forward with confidence. Our Felony Reduction service focuses on transforming your record and restoring the opportunities you’ve worked hard to earn.
- Rebuild career opportunities — employers are far more open to hiring applicants without a felony record.
- Regain housing and financial stability — landlords and lenders view reduced records more favorably.
- Restore professional and occupational rights — licensing boards are more likely to approve applications once a felony is reduced.
- Strengthen eligibility for expungement — once reduced, your case may qualify for full record clearance.
Our attorneys guide you through every step of the process — from reviewing your conviction and filing the reduction petition to ensuring your updated record is properly reflected across all systems. We don’t just help you change your record — we help you change how the world sees you.
Are You Eligible for a Felony Reduction?
If you’ve worked hard to rebuild your life and stay on the right path, you may be closer to earning official recognition of your rehabilitation than you think.
Eligibility depends on your past record, how much time has passed, and the positive changes you’ve made since completing your sentence.
You may qualify if:
- Were convicted of a non-violent or “wobbler” offense (one that can be charged as either felony or misdemeanor).
- Have not been arrested or convicted of any new offense since that time.
- Successfully completed probation or your sentence without further violations.
- Have no pending criminal cases or new convictions.
- Have demonstrated rehabilitation, stability, and good conduct since the offense.
- Are seeking to restore rights or improve eligibility for employment and licensing.
Once your felony is reduced, the record can often be expunged, removing it from most public background checks.
This legal pathway can open doors that once seemed permanently closed.
Take our Free Felony Reduction Eligibility Test or contact our office today to find out if your conviction qualifies — and take the first step toward reclaiming your future.
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