legal advice

Imagine your daughter or son has just brought home their new boyfriend or girlfriend. They are absolutely ga-ga over them but something rubs you the wrong way and little red flags start popping up.
Being the good parent you are, worrisome questions start entering your mind. Is this person a criminal? Have they been arrested before? Will they hurt my daughter/son? Will they get them to unknowingly help commit a crime? Does this person do drugs? Do they deal drugs?
What do you do? How can you get these questions answered?
Fortunately, there is a powerful way you can protect your family. It’s called a Criminal Court Record check.
Criminal Court records are the recorded documentation of any Criminal Court proceeding. In other words, once a person has been arrested, everything that happens in or through the Criminal Court is recorded, documented and kept on file. These records contain a boat load of information such as the actual charges the person was arrested for, when they were arrested, the names, ages and addresses of other people involved and the sentence the person received.
Are there any restrictions? Is all information available on every single arrest? State laws vary and some information can be restricted, such as when the person arrested is or was a minor child at the time of arrest or if the charges were dismissed or the person was found not guilty after trial. Also, in some States, the victim information is restricted for privacy. Generally, however, criminal court records are considered public information and are available to everyone.
Okay. Now you know that a Criminal Court record check can get you the information you need to answer those important questions about your daughter or son’s new boyfriend/girlfriend, how else can these records be used to protect your family?
A Criminal Court record check can be done on just about anyone. Looking to hire a nanny or daycare provider for your little ones? How about a driver? Is he safe, or has he been convicted for driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs? Considering a tutor? Is your husband or wife’s boss harassing them? You want to know about these people. You want to make sure they are safe to be around your family.
How do you go about doing a Criminal Court record check?
One way is to go to your local Criminal Courts, fill out some paperwork and pay a fee. As you probably guessed, this can be time consuming and a general pain in the butt. Where I live in upstate New York, there are nine different Criminal Courts representing the nine different Townships within my County. Yikes! That would take forever. Other problems, such as if the person was arrested someplace other than where you live, can prevent you from getting accurate information too.
Hands down, the best way to get accurate information fast, is to do a Criminal Court record check online.
This gives you nation wide access to Court records instantly. No muss, no fuss, no waiting. It is the ultimate way to protect your family.