Plea Withdrawal

In select circumstances, the law allows a plea of guilty or no contest to a criminal charge to be withdrawn. Doing so can, at least temporarily, remove a conviction from your record. Before making any assumptions as to whether you qualify for any such relief, and whether it make sense to apply for it, you should speak with a qualified criminal defense attorney. If you would like a free and confidential initial consultation concerning a conviction in Santa Barbara County with a Santa Barbara lawyer experienced in plea withrawal, please fill out the contact form at right. Please supply as many details as possible.

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Plea Withdrawal