Many parents think a juvenile record disappears once a child turns 18. In Pennsylvania, that’s not true. Juvenile records are usually private, but courts, probation officers and even schools can still see them. If nothing is done, a record can affect school...
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2 Pennsylvania expungement myths that confuse many people
An old charge may show up years after your case ends. A job search or housing check may bring past records back into view. You may hear mixed messages about expungement in Pennsylvania. You may hear different things about expungement in Pennsylvania. Some people...
A Fresh Start: How Expunging Your Criminal Record Can Open New Doors
A criminal record can affect your life long after a case ends. In Pennsylvania, expungement or record sealing can help you move forward by limiting or removing what employers, landlords and licensing boards can see. How expungement and sealing work in Pennsylvania...


