Record Sealing & Expungement
Clear the record that follows you — Colorado’s Clean Slate Act and case-by-case sealing, in plain English.
Charles E. Liken Jr., Esq. — On Colorado's Legal Front Lines Since 1995 · Government Investigator, Denver Human Services (1997–2003) · Licensed Colorado Attorney Since 2003 ~ 20+ Years in Private Practice · Colorado Deputy District Attorney (2018–2020) · Colorado Court-Appointed Child and Family Investigator
An old case shouldn’t cost you the next job
Colorado’s Clean Slate Act (C.R.S. § 24-72-701) now automatically seals many eligible records — but automation is slow and incomplete, and the biggest cases still need a petition. Sealing means that on most job and housing applications you can lawfully answer that it never happened.
Ready when you are — talk it through with Charles.
Your choice: no-charge 20-minute phone call OR in-depth hour ($300) — both directly with Charles.
Eligibility is a moving target — check yours
The Clean Slate rules and waiting periods change, and one ineligible charge on a case can block the whole thing. A quick review tells you what can come off, and when.
Take the first step. We'll take it from there.
No-charge 20-minute phone consultation, or an in-depth hour ($300) — both directly with Charles.