
A criminal record can hold you back from jobs, housing, loans, and more. Indiana's expungement laws give you the chance to move forward.
Once Attorney Semko confirms your eligibility, he can get your expungement filed with the State of Indiana within 1 week.
Expunge your record to pass background checks and unlock career opportunities that were previously closed.
In Indiana, you can get your gun rights back and purchase firearms after an expungement in most cases.
Indiana law allows expungement for most criminal records. Attorney Semko will quickly check if your case qualifies now.
Remove barriers to finding housing and get approved for apartments and loans more easily.
Attorney Semko offers flexible payment options so you can start your expungement process right away.
Getting your record expunged is easier than you think. Attorney Semko guides you through every step of the process.
Attorney Semko will quickly look up your Indiana case to determine if you're eligible for an expungement. Most cases qualify! Check your eligibility now.
Attorney Semko prepares all necessary paperwork and ensures everything is filed correctly with the State of Indiana.
Once approved, your record is sealed from public view. Background checks won't show your expunged record.

“Helping Hoosiers get their fresh start is the most rewarding part of my practice.”
— Jeff Semko
Jeffrey C. Semko is the owner of Semko Law Office with over 17 years of legal experience in Indiana. Previously, Mr. Semko served as a Deputy Prosecutor with the Lake County Prosecutor's Office from 2009 to 2012 where he tried primarily felony cases.
Since starting his own office, Mr. Semko has focused his practice on criminal and family law. He is licensed in Indiana and admitted to practice in all state and appellate courts, as well as the federal U.S. District Courts of Indiana.
Thomas M. Cooley Law School (2008)
Political Science & Psychology, Purdue University (2003)
Lake County Prosecutor's Office (2009–2012)
In Indiana, you can get your gun rights back and purchase a firearm after an expungement in most cases. The statute allows for people deemed a “proper person” to have all civil rights restored, including the Second Amendment right to bear arms. Attorney Semko can help you file properly.