
Oregon Expungement Lawyers
We help good people with past convictions create new opportunities by cleaning up criminal records, setting aside old convictions, restoring firearm rights, and petitioning for relief from registration.
Our pricing is geared to make Rights Restoration accessible. During a free consultation with Lohrke Law attorneys we will determine price and eligibility.
The failed war on drugs left a lot of felony records in its wake. Many law-abiding citizens have criminal records that affect them later in life. Rights Restoration is the flip side of the criminal justice system. It allows people to get their rights back. It changes lives immediately.
New housing and job opportunities open up. Volunteering at your child’s school becomes possible. Your rights are restored.
The Three Most Common Ways to Restore Rights and Pass a Background Check are:
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Set Aside (Expungement)
Setting aside a conviction erases it from your record. Set aside is available for most felonies and misdemeanors. Arrests that did not result in a conviction can also usually be set aside.
Marijuana convictions get special treatment under Oregon Senate Bill 420 and might not require court fees.
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Felony Reduction to Misdemeantor
Most class C felonies can be converted to misdemeanor convictions, resulting in non-felon status.
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Firearm Rights Restoration
An Oregon judge can restore a person's Oregon firearm rights when they prove they are not a danger to themselves or others.
Read more about rights restoration in our articles.
Lohrke Law is a small law firm with a big reach. We help rights restoration clients all over Oregon. Because of our statewide practice, we are able to offer a premium service for a competitive price. We work hard to be efficient and keep our costs down.
We are experienced at digging into court archives to find old records. With thorough research we save clients money by avoiding needless legal work or missing important information that affects cases.
There is no cost for an initial consultation. During a phone consultation with an attorney we are usually able to determine eligibility and cost.