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DWI expunction is a legal process that removes a Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) arrest, charges, and court proceedings from a person’s criminal record. In Texas, expunction is the complete destruction of all records related to the arrest, making it as if the arrest never happened.
To expunge a DWI in Texas, you must: File a petition with the court, Pay a filing fee, Attend a hearing, and Receive an order of expunction from the judge.
If you meet one or more of these criteria you may qualify for an Expunction.
A DWI conviction cannot be automatically removed from a person’s record. The state may object to a petition for expunction, but in most cases, the court will order the record expunged.
After expungement, a person can legally deny ever being arrested for a DWI. It’s important to keep a copy of the expungement order and to notify criminal background check companies about the order.
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