Do You Have a Felony on Your Record After Years of Good Behavior?

by Douglas Slain on April 9, 2010

CA Penal Code section 17 (b) allows a motion to be filed to reduce felony convictions to misdemeanor convictions for purposes of the record.

If your conviction was based on a “wobbler” charge (wobblers are crimes that can be treated as misdemeanors or felonies), the Law Offices of Douglas Slain can help you.

Your conviction will become a misdemeanor “for all purposes”–meaning you no longer have a felony record and you can answer “no” to any question regarding a felony conviction.

The decision to reduce the nature of a conviction is discretionary with the Court, and section 17 (b) motions can be opposed by the DA.

Our fees are more than reasonable: $750.00, which and includes a Petition for Reduction to Misdemeanor and if, applicable, a Petition for Expungement, plus the hearing. This covers all court appearances, filing fees, and necessary research.

Request a Free Telephone Consultation: (California Cases Only) 415-465-2062

For more information about criminal records please see my main expungementspage.

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