Can your criminal record be expunged? Garfield Heights, Maple Heights residents invited to free legal clinic
A free clinic in Garfield Heights offers residents of Garfield Heights and Maple Heights legal help sealing or expunging eligible criminal records, which can lift barriers to employment, housing and education.
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