POST-CONVICTION RELIEF ATTORNEY IN LONG BEACH AND SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA
Welcome to the Law Firm of Long Beach Criminal Defense Attorney Zack McCready and McCready Law Group.
Lawyer Zachary McCready has been fighting on behalf of Criminal Defense clients for more than 14 years. Mr. McCready possesses comprehensive knowledge and extensive experience providing vigorous legal representation to those in need of Post-Conviction Relief.
If you have been convicted of a crime and need information regarding obtaining Post-Conviction Relief, McCready Law Group is here to help you. Please call Long Beach Post-Conviction Relief Attorney Zack McCready at 562-222-5630 to make an appointment for a free, personal consultation with a leading Criminal Defense Law Firm.
Committed to providing our clients with quality, personalized legal representation, all client inquiries will be addressed quickly, and we will strive to keep you updated regarding the status of your Post-Conviction matter.
Located in Long Beach, Post-Conviction Lawyer Zachary McCready proudly serves clients throughout Southern California. Contact us today to obtain answers to all of your questions. Mr. McCready will always give you his honest legal opinion with respect to your case and will fight zealously to protect your rights and safeguard your best interests.
Post-Conviction Relief in Long Beach – Attorney Zack McCready
At McCready Law Group, Lawyer Zachary McCready has successfully helped numerous clients resolve a broad range of Post-Conviction Relief matters, including but not limited to:
Expunging your Criminal Record
Felony Reduction to a Misdemeanor
Felony Removal
Obtaining Pardons
Obtaining Certificates of Rehabilitation
Terminating Probation
Reestablishing Firearm / Gun Rights
Due to the passage of Proposition 47, individuals who have been convicted of a non-violent Felony may obtain a reduction down to a misdemeanor or request resentencing based on the new guidelines for the following crimes:
Cashier’s Check Forgery
Check Forgery
Credit Card Fraud
Document Forgery
Drug Possession (including cocaine, concentrated cannabis, heroin & methamphetamine)
Money Order Forgery
Petty Theft
Property Crimes
Receiving Stolen Property
Shoplifting
Theft
Writing / Passing Bad Checks
The maximum value of stolen property, including the passage of bad checks, must not exceed $950. There are additional disqualifying restrictions which will prevent a Felony Reduction or Sentencing Reduction, including but not limited to:
Prior Conviction for a Serious Offense
Prior Conviction for a Violent Crime
A conviction for a Sex Offense Requiring Mandatory Sex Offender Registration
A conviction for Identify Theft in Conjunction with a Forgery Conviction
Prior Convictions (3+) for Writing a Bad Check
If you have reason to believe that you qualify for a Felony Reduction or Sentencing Reduction, please contact Post-Conviction Relief Attorney Zachary McCready at McCready Law Group today by calling 562-222-5630. Reductions under Proposition 47 are not automatically applied to those who have already been convicted. We must petition the Court and present all evidence that demonstrates qualification based on the guidelines set forth under the law.
Expungement is the legal process by which the Court will seal a prior criminal conviction, effectively removing the conviction from your record as well as in the eyes of the law. In order to receive an Expungement, the following must be successfully proven to the Court:
Full Payment of all mandatory fines & restitution
Full Probation Compliance
The passage of one-year minimum from the time of sentencing
You aren’t currently facing prosecution for subsequent criminal activity
You have never served time in prison
If convicted of a felony, the first step for getting an Expungement is a Felony Reduction. Once a felony conviction has been reduced to a misdemeanor, we can then petition the court to have your record Expunged. However, as with Proposition 47, a conviction for the commission of a violent crime or any sex offense is grounds for automatic ineligibility.
Long Beach Expungement Lawyer Zachary McCready has helped numerous clients obtain Expungements and clear their criminal records, allowing them to pass background checks for employment or housing.
Contact an Experienced Long Beach Post-Conviction Relief Lawyer
For information about obtaining Post-Conviction Relief, please complete Long Beach Attorney Zack McCready’s Criminal Defense Case Evaluation Form. Mr. McCready will contact you to set up your free consultation. If you are in need of immediate assistance, call 562-222-5630 to speak directly to a lawyer and make an appointment for your complimentary, personal consultation.