Texas Pardon Fees -

Our Texas Pardon Services and Associated Fees

We disclose our costs and fees upfront to all our prospective clients.

Case Evaluation – Fee $250.00
- We will thoroughly evaluate your case background to determine if we will accept your case for our comprehensive representation package. However, be advised that we only accept a limited number of cases a year;
- We perform a comprehensive criminal background search.;
- You will find out exactly what is reported on your background and what information the report discloses about your offense;
- We will determine whether any of your cases qualify for an expunction, a non-disclosure, or a motion to set aside your case;
- We will assist you in clearing up any inaccuracies that appear on your report;
- We then research the facts and circumstances surrounding each of your cases;
- One of our Experienced Texas Pardon Attorneys will interview you regarding your eligibility for a pardon;
- After the evaluation is performed, you will receive a consultation with an attorney to discuss the results;
- Generally, we will discuss the pardon process, and the likelihood of success, answer any questions you have, and determine whether we would accept your case for representation.

We Represent You – Fees Vary. A typical range of our fees is between $6,000 – $12,000.
- Requires a prior evaluation;
- We gather all necessary records in the required format;
- We prepare the application and all narrative sections;
- We use our various sources to gather most of the required information regarding your background, address, and employment history;
- We submit your application to the Board of Pardon and Paroles;
- We ensure that your application is accepted and submitted to the Board for a vote.
- We represent you in any proceeding with the Board;
- If the Board Approves your application, then we submit your application to the Governor’s office;
- We represent you in any proceeding related to the Governor’s selection process; and
- If granted by the Governor, we then will file your expunction petition in the appropriate court.