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Home
Circuit Clerk, Kim McCarson
Circuit Judges
District Judges
Calhoun Circuit Clerk's Office
Civil Fee Sheet
Record Request and Copies
Jury Information
Circuit Criminal
District Criminal
Traffic Court
Pro Se Registration
Small Claims
District Civil
Child Support
Domestic Relations
Circuit Civil
Judiciary Directory
E-Filing
Forms
Municipal Courts
Calendars
Resources for Landlords/Tenants
Passports
Links
Notice of Garnishments
Circuit Criminal
Expungement Guidance
Expungement Check List
Petition for Expungement of Records
Expungement Kit
Expungement Guidance
An expungement packet may be obtained from the Circuit Criminal Division of the Calhoun County Circuit Clerk's office located at 25 West 11th St., Suite 300, Anniston, AL 36201.
Petitions for expungement of records from either the Calhoun County District Court or any municipal court located in Calhoun County must be filed in the Circuit Criminal Division of the Circuit Clerk's office. There is a filing fee of $300.00 per case or count which is due upon the filing of an expungement petition.
Petitions for expungement of records (Form 65) may be found at
E-Forms (Criminal Forms)
. Request for criminal history forms may be found at
www.alea.gov (Criminal Records Expungement - Kit, Orders & Forms)
Note: Please use the Petition for Expungement form from the Alacourt.gov web site only.
Both the Expungement Check List and the Petition for Expungement of Records reflect the requirements of the petitioner, however, if necessary, you may choose to consult an attorney to assist in filing an expungement petition on your behalf.
Upon 45 days from the filing of the expungement petition, if no objection has been made from the district attorney or municipal prosecuting attorney, the petition will be sent to a circuit judge for ruling. If an objection is filed, a hearing should be scheduled no sooner than 14 days from the objection filing date. The judge may rule on the petition with or without a hearing if no objection has been filed. Please allow up to 60 days to receive notification of ruling.