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If you have a criminal record in Hillsborough County, you may be eligible to have your offense removed from your criminal record. Hillsborough County offers many remedies for record clearing including criminal record expungement, record sealing, probation termination, and juvenile record sealing. Expunging an offense from your criminal record may open doors toward starting a new life by allowing you to pass most criminal background checks for employment and housing, while allowing you to legally tell anyone that you have not been convicted of a crime.
RecordGone.com offers expungement services to all of Hillsborough County including Tampa and its surrounding cities. We have successfully granted 35 cases in Hillsborough County and are experienced in expunging multiple offenses including, but not limited to, DUI, possession, battery, petty theft, burglary, robbery, and fraud. Having any one of these charges on your criminal record will continue to haunt you until you actively have the offense expunged from your criminal record.
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Hillsborough - Thirteenth Judicial Circuit Court
800 E. Twiggs St., Tampa, FL 33602
District Attorney: Mark A. Ober
The Hillsborough County is centered around its largest city, Tampa, and what is known collectively as the Tampa Bay Area. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the county is home to over 1,229,000 people. About one quarter of which are residents of Tampa. Based on data gathered from Hillsborough official website, at the time of its establishment in the mid-1800s the county encompassed a much larger area, including what is now Pinellas, Polk, Manatee, Sarasota, Charlotte, DeSoto, Hardee, and Highlands counties.
Between 2008 and 2012, residents of Hillsborough County had a per capita income of $26,947 and a median household income of $49,450. Demographically, Hillsborough is comprised of 53% Caucasian, 25.6% Hispanic or Latino, 17.4% African American, and 3.8% Asian residents. According to Tampa’s official website, the city’s police department has greatly exceeded state and national averages for reducing crime between 2002 and 2010.
Mark Ober is the state attorney serving Florida's 13th Judicial Court in Hillsborough County. Mark earned his Bachelor's Degree in English from the University of Florida and went on to complete law school at South Texas College of Law. Mark passed the Florida Bar in 1977 and started working as an assistant state attorney. During this time, Mark had the titles of Felony Bureau Chief, Chief of the Major Crimes Division, Chief of Career Criminal Division, and Chief of the Homicide Divisions. From 1987 to 2000, Mark worked in private practice and specialized in criminal defense. Mark was elected State Attorney by the highest margin in a decade and has served in over 250 criminal trials.
Tampa Office 419 N. Pierce Street Tampa, Florida 33602 (813) 272-5400
Plant City Office 301 North Michigan Ave. Room# 1022 Plant City, Florida 33563 (813) 757-3890
In the early part of the twentieth century, the city of Tampa in Hillsborough County was well known for its cigar manufacturing. Today, the city has expanded into several other industries to become a center for industrial, commercial, and financial businesses. Industries that are heavily active in the area include agriculture, food processing, electronics, health care, and finance. For those seeking employment in these fields, having any criminal charge on one's record would be detrimental to their career search. You must have your record expunged in order to overcome this inconvenient setback.
Even though having your record expunged, sealed, or set aside can greatly increase your ability to find a job, other factors can benefit your job search as well. We have prepared a short video, getting employed with a criminal record, that provides such tips and advice.
Call us (561) 515-1276 or Toll Free (877) 573-7273
Please take the free online eligibility test before calling.
We can remove criminal records from any city in Hillsborough County, such as Brandon, Lutz, Plant City, Riverview, Tampa and Valrico.
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"I am quite confident with a lesser attorney the judge would have denied it, although my attorney stood her ground and ultimately got the judge (and the prosecutor) to change his mind and agree to vacate."
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