Record Expungement Lawyer in Claremore, OK

A past mistake shouldn’t define your future. Whether you were arrested but never charged, completed probation, or served your time, Oklahoma law may allow you to clear your record. We help clients across Claremore, Rogers County, and Northeast Oklahoma get a fresh start through expungement.

What Is an Expungement in Oklahoma?

An expungement is a legal process that seals your criminal record from public view. Once your record is expunged, most employers, landlords, and background checks will no longer be able to see the arrest or conviction. You can lawfully answer “no” when asked if you’ve been convicted in many cases.



There are two main types in Oklahoma:

  • Section 18 Expungement:

Complete sealing of court and arrest records

  • Section 991c Expungement:

Dismissal of a deferred sentence

We’ll help you understand which one applies to your situation.

Are You Eligible for Expungement?

Oklahoma law allows for expungement in many scenarios, including:

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You were arrested but never charged

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Charges were dismissed

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You completed a deferred sentence (991c)

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You were acquitted at trial

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You received a pardon

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You were convicted of a misdemeanor or non-violent felony, and enough time has passed

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Victims of identity theft or errors in criminal records

We’ll review your record and let you know whether you qualify—free of charge.

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Benefits of Clearing Your Record

A clean record can open doors in every part of your life:



  • Better job opportunities
  • Improved housing options
  • Restored rights, such as owning firearms (in some cases)
  • No more embarrassment during background checks
  • Peace of mind knowing your past doesn’t follow you

If you’re ready to move forward, we’re ready to help.

We Know the Local Courts

Our firm has helped clients expunge their records in:



  • Rogers County
  • Mayes County
  • Tulsa County
  • Cherokee Nation (we are licensed in tribal court)

We understand how each court handles these petitions and can guide you step by step—from preparing the paperwork to final approval.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

  • How long does the expungement process take?

    Most expungements take 2–6 months, depending on the court and whether there are objections from law enforcement or prosecutors.

  • Will an expungement erase my record completely?

    Once granted, your record is sealed from public access. Law enforcement may still be able to view it, but private employers and landlords typically cannot.

  • Can I get an expungement if I’ve had multiple arrests or convictions?

    It depends on the type and timing of the charges. We’ll review your full record and determine what can be expunged.

  • Do I need a lawyer to file for expungement?

    You’re not required to have one, but the legal process is technical. A lawyer can improve your chances, especially if the case is contested or complicated.

  • What’s the cost to file for expungement in Oklahoma?

    There are court filing fees and service costs, but we’ll explain all your expenses up front. Our office offers flat-rate pricing for many expungement cases.

Get Started on a Clean Slate Today

You deserve a second chance. Whether you're applying for a job, renting a home, or just want to stop being defined by your past, we’ll walk you through the expungement process and fight for your future.


Call now or contact us online to schedule your consultation.

We help people throughout Claremore, Tulsa, and Northeast Oklahoma clear their criminal records for good.