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- To access the forms that all Louisiana courts use, visit the Louisiana Clerks of Court Association website here: Expungement Forms Index. You can also find forms on the Louisiana State Bar Association's Legal Education and Assistance Program (LEAP) website here: Law Library of Louisiana.
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You can contact our offices today by completing our online contact form or calling 318-308-7667. Louisiana has specific rules and forms for the expungement of criminal records. The Louisiana Expungement Assistance & Advocacy Center explains.
If you were arrested for a felony and convicted of a misdemeanor and you are currently on probation for your misdemeanor, you can request an expungement of your felony arrest only with the following forms.
The Louisiana Expungement Assistance & Advocacy Center (LEAAC), a division of the law practice of S. Christie Smith IV, has extensive experience in obtaining expungements for arrests and convictions throughout the state of Louisiana, as well as in the development and application of the newly-reformed Louisiana expungement laws.
6.1 Forms. When the expungement laws were updated in 2014, all expungement forms were statutorily codified and are currently available at La. C.Cr.P. arts. 987–997. Clerks are allowed to amend these forms, but they cannot refuse to accept the statutory ones that are available online.
If you were arrested for a felony and convicted of a misdemeanor and you are currently on probation for your misdemeanor, you can request an expungement of your felony arrest only with the following forms.
2021 UPDATE of Louisiana expungement laws: Earlier this year, the Louisiana state legislature was considering passing a “clean slate law.” This law could have automated the process of expunging records, meaning if you met circumstances, you could have your record expunged automatically.
To access the forms that all Louisiana courts use, visit the Louisiana Clerks of Court Association website here: Expungement Forms Index. You can also find forms on the Louisiana State Bar Association's Legal Education and Assistance Program (LEAP) website here: Law Library of Louisiana .
