Helping Juveniles and Adults Discontinue Sex Offender Registration
A common misperception is that once convicted, a sex offender must always register as one. In fact, in Colorado, a majority of juveniles are eligible for removal upon turning 18. Many adults can petition for removal as well, usually after a five-, 10- or 15-year interval.
Attorney Shazam Kianpour and the lawyer team at the Denver law firm of Shazam Kianpour & Associates, P.C. can provide you with a no-charge discussion regarding the advisability of pursuing your removal from the sex offender registry, as well as experienced legal help throughout the removal process.
Learn About Your Rights Regarding the Sex Offender Registry. Call 303-825-1075.
There are both challenges and advantages in pursuing removal from the sex offender registry. Judges need reassurance that petitioners won't reoffend, as well as documentation that mandatory treatment and therapy have been completed. Judges are generally elected by voters and can be reluctant to appear soft on convicted sex offenders.
We can work to obtain supporting information from halfway houses, probation officers, victims and other sources, then provide a thoroughly prepared case in hearings and in court.
Minors may be able to avoid rap sheets and problems in college by pursuing registry removal when they turn 18, not when they are 25 or 30.
Through registry removal, both minors and adults can avoid the stigma and inconvenience of registering.
Often, clients removed from the sex offender registry say "Why didn't I do this years ago?" Don't remain on the sex offender registry a day longer than you need to. Instead, contact Shazam Kianpour & Associates, P.C. for experienced legal help.
We offer free initial consultations, answer phones 24 hours a day and offer same-day appointments and immediate jail visits. Also, we charge affordable rates, offer payment plans and accept credit cards. To contact us, call 303-825-1075.
