Clear Your Record with Confidence: No-Interest Payment Plans Now Available
dan wyde • July 24, 2025
Clear Your Criminal Record with Our No-Interest Payment Plan
At Wyde & Associates, PLLC, we believe everyone deserves a second chance—regardless of financial circumstances. That’s why we offer no-interest payment plans to help you take the first step toward clearing your criminal record. Whether you’re eligible for an expunction, order of nondisclosure, or a pardon, our flexible payment options allow you to start the process with a small initial payment and continue at your own pace. Once your balance is paid in full, we’ll promptly file the necessary documents on your behalf. Take control of your future today—without the burden of high upfront costs.
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This article appeared on July 3, 2025 from the Dallas Morning News (writer: Maggie Prosser). Here is a brief excerpt: "Dallas County Judge Amber Givens was sanctioned by the state’s judicial authority following allegations she ordered her court coordinator to impersonate her during an online hearing, according to a copy of the disciplinary document obtained by The Dallas Morning News." If you wish to read the complete article then visit this link: https://www.dallasnews.com/news/courts/2025/07/03/dallas-judge-sanctioned-over-allegations-she-made-staff-impersonate-her-at-online-hearing/
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