Certificate of Rehabilitation: Are You Eligible? | Alameda Certificate of Rehabilitation Lawyer

A Certificate of Rehabilitation is a form of post-conviction relief that individuals in California can pursue. Basically, this legal remedy allows the court to issue a certificate that an individual has been rehabilitated of their crime of conviction. In this video, The Nieves Law Firm founder and Alameda Certificate of Rehabilitation lawyer Jo-Anna Nieves explains what the eligibility requirements are for a Certificate of Rehabilitation in Alameda. If you need assistance pursuing a Certificate of Rehabilitation in Alameda County or anywhere in the state of California, The Nieves Law Firm may be able to help. Contact an Alameda Certificate of Rehabilitation lawyer on our team to schedule a free consultation.

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