An expungement is an order that requires state and local criminal justice agencies to erase something from a record.
After we review your request, someone from our office will contact you.
NOTE: While we work as quickly as possible to review expungement requests, we receive so many applications that it typically takes several weeks before we’re able to review and respond. We thank you for your patience!
Since 1934, we have believed that poverty shouldn’t prevent access to justice. Everyone, regardless of income, deserves the highest quality legal counsel.
🚨 Our offices will close EARLY at 1pm today, Nov 27th, and remain CLOSED until Friday, Nov 29th for Thanksgiving .
We’ll be back to REGULAR HOURS on Monday, Dec 2nd. For further assistance, hit the link in our bio. Have a great holiday! 🦃
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🎉 Celebrating 20 years of Juvenile Treatment Court! 🎉
A special congratulations to attorney Jane Broder, who has dedicated 19 years as the Defender in Juvenile Treatment Court and was honored with an award for her incredible service. Her commitment has made a lasting impact on so many lives. #philly #phillyyouth #Phillydefenders #phillydefense
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🎉 Celebrating 20 years of Juvenile Treatment Court! 🎉
A special congratulations to attorney Jane Broder, who has dedicated 19 years as the Defender in Juvenile Treatment Court and was honored with an award for her incredible service. Her commitment has made a lasting impact on so many lives. #philly #phillyyouth #phillydefenders #phillydefense
Nov 26
🌟 An Inspiring Afternoon with our Board!🌟
We had a wonderful time with staff during our social hour celebrating our 30-member board, whose leadership is vital to our mission. It was an afternoon filled with meaningful dialogue.
We also said a heartfelt goodbye to longtime board members stepping down after years of service and gave a warm welcome to our newest members.
#phillydefenders #philly #publicdefense
Nov 21
📢 Big News in Police Accountability!
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court case City of Philadelphia v. Fraternal Order of Police Lodge No. 5 presents a major opportunity for the Court to stand up for transparency and public safety.
At the heart of the case is Act 111—a decades-old law that influences how police contracts are negotiated, impacting everything from city budgets to accountability measures.
We’re proud to stand with the ARC Justice Clinic and the ACLU of Pennsylvania by filing an amicus brief to advocate for change.
💡 Want to know why this case matters to every Philadelphian? Hit the link in bio for an in-depth explanation from our partners at @penncareylaw
#PoliceAccountability #Transparency #PublicSafety #Philadelphia #upennlaw #upenn
Nov 21
Thank you, @philabarassociation, for recognizing us as this year’s #BarStars! 💫
We’re honored to be institutional members and appreciate all the resources and support you’ve provided Philly Defenders over the years. Here’s to making a difference together! #PhillyLaw #CommunityDefense #philly #phillybarassociation
Nov 14
📢 ICYMI: We’re incredibly proud of our public defense attorney, Andrew Pappas, for his powerful interview with @nbcphiladelphia on the release of 100 individuals from Philly jails.
This milestone reflects the dedication and hard work of our team, committed to justice and second chances. Let’s keep pushing for positive change in our community! #PublicDefense #JusticeForAll #Philly
Nov 13
Incarcerated individuals deserve protection and respect—today and every day. ✨
Our Director of Prison Advocacy, Tom Innes, took a powerful stand at City Council, advocating for a new Prison Oversight Board to support the health and safety of incarcerated people and staff facing tough conditions. Link in bio for full testimony. ⚖️
#PrisonReform #PhillyCouncil #CommunitySafetyUnit #phillyphilly #phillynews #phillyreform #phillyreels #philly #meekmill #phillydefenders #mentalhealthphilly
Nov 7
