Record Sealing

A Clean Slate

Starts Here.

A sealed record may open doors that a criminal history closes — employment, housing, licensing, and more. Frank handles Nevada record sealing with the same thoroughness he brings to every case.

Nevada Record Sealing

Nevada law allows many people with prior convictions or arrests to seal their records, making them inaccessible to most background checks. The process involves filing a petition, serving the relevant agencies, and appearing before a judge. Frank handles the entire process on your behalf.

Eligibility review for your specific record
Petition preparation and filing
Service on all required agencies
Court appearance and follow-through
Fee Arrangement

Record sealing is handled on a flat-fee basis. Frank will quote the fee after reviewing your record. No attorney fee is collected until the engagement is confirmed.

California Clients

California Conviction Relief

Frank Stucki, Esq., MBA is licensed in California and handles California conviction relief and record clearing matters directly. California has its own set of remedies that may affect background checks, employment, professional licensing, and other aspects of daily life. Frank will review your record and explain what options may be available.

Frank Stucki, Esq., MBA is licensed in California. Results vary by case. No outcome is guaranteed.

California conviction relief and record clearing
Eligibility review for California clients
Coordination with California courts and agencies
Frequently Asked Questions

What People Ask Frank

01

How long does Nevada record sealing take?

The timeline varies depending on the court and the agencies involved, but most Nevada record sealing matters take several months from filing to completion. Frank will give you a realistic estimate based on your specific situation.

02

What offenses can be sealed in Nevada?

Many Nevada offenses are eligible for sealing after the applicable waiting period has passed. Some offenses — including certain sex offenses and crimes against children — are not eligible. Frank will review your record and tell you what is available in your situation.

03

What does a sealed record mean for background checks?

A sealed Nevada record is generally not accessible to employers, landlords, or licensing agencies conducting standard background checks. There are exceptions for certain government positions and licensing categories. Frank will explain what sealing means for your specific circumstances.

04

I'm in California — can Frank help me?

Yes. Frank Stucki, Esq., MBA is licensed in California and can handle California record relief matters directly.

Free Consultation

Find Out If You Qualify.

Free case review. Frank will review your record and give you a straight answer about your options.