Are you unsure if your conviction is eligible for expungement? I’m Aaron Grubb, a Tahlequah expungement attorney at Wirth Law Office. In my latest video, I discuss the types of acts and crimes that cannot be expunged, particularly focusing on violent offenses. This category includes not only severe crimes but also certain offenses that may not seem violent at first glance, such as child pornography, domestic abuse, and eluding police officers. If you have questions about your eligibility for expungement, don’t hesitate to reach out to us at Wirth Law Office for assistance.
Expungement
Facing legal issues can feel overwhelming, especially when it involves your personal records. Understanding expungement in Oklahoma can be a crucial step toward clearing your name and moving forward with confidence. Learn how the law protects your privacy and the process for sealing or destroying juvenile or adult records. For clear guidance tailored to your situation, consult a Tahlequah attorney who understands the nuances of Oklahoma expungement laws.
If you need legal help, call Wirth Law Office - Tahlequah at (918) 458-2677 for experienced support. A Tahlequah expungement attorney can help navigate the complex procedures and protect your rights throughout the filing and sealing process. Taking action now can make a significant difference in your future privacy and opportunities.
Aaron C. Grubb, Esq.
Aaron C. Grubb, Esq. 
Are you a registered sex offender seeking information on expungement eligibility? My name is Aaron Grubb, a criminal attorney with Wirth Law Office in Tahlequah. In this video, I discuss a narrow exception for expunging your status from the sex offender registry in Oklahoma. Specifically, the Romeo and Juliet provision applies to individuals convicted of second-degree rape or rape by instrumentation, provided the victim was no more than four years younger than the perpetrator. If you believe you qualify for this exemption, please reach out to us at Wirth Law Office for assistance. We’re here to help you.
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Now, if you exclude the attorney fee, which, depending on what’s going on, can be anywhere between $1500 or up.
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Can you get an expungement for a felony even if it’s pretty old, let’s say 30 years old? Answer is yes, maybe, it kind of depends. It depends on some factors and facts to your case.
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When Old Convictions Get In The Way, Get Help We all make mistakes. You have served your time, paid your fines, and done everything that the court has asked of you. Now it is time to get back to your life and do some repair and rebuilding of your home and professional life. You expect […]
