Underage Drinking Record Expungement After Reaching Age 21

Lower Merion Underage Drinking Record Expungement Lawyer

Under Pennsylvania law, an underage drinking conviction results in a driver's license suspension, commencing on the date a teen applies for a driver's license, typically at age sixteen. What many people don't know, however, is that a young person may qualify to have the underage drinking charge cleared from their record upon reaching the age of twenty-one. At Guyer & DeNardo, Attorneys at Law, we help young people expunge their record when they become twenty-one years old. Our attorneys have more than thirty-five years of combined experience gathering certified exhibits and preparing petitions.

If you, or a son or daughter, have an underage drinking charge on their record, and are now twenty-one years old, we can help clear their record. Contact the Philadelphia record expungement attorneys' offices of Guyer & DeNardo, Attorneys at Law, to schedule an opportunity to meet with us today. We don't believe that a mistake made in one's youth should haunt them for years into their adult future.

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If you have an underage drinking conviction on your record, and you are twenty-one years old, contact the record expungement lawyers' offices of Guyer & DeNardo, Attorneys at Law, to meet with us about getting your record cleared. We have helped many people start over without a conviction on their criminal record.