Clear Your Oklahoma Record. Find Out If You Qualify for Expungement.

An old arrest or case can follow you into every job application, lease, and license renewal. Oklahoma law lets many people seal those records. Talk with a Tulsa attorney who will check your eligibility and handle the petition from start to finish.

Speak with attorney Keaton Taylor directly. Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

What an Open Record Costs You

• Background checks for jobs and promotions.
• Rental and mortgage applications.
• Professional and occupational licenses.
• School admissions and financial aid.
• Court records anyone can pull up online.

Two Kinds of Relief

Full expungement

Seals the arrest and court records so they are not available to the public.

Deferred-sentence expungement

After a completed deferred sentence, the court record is updated to show the plea withdrawn and the case dismissed. It is faster, but it is not the same as sealing the arrest.

How We Handle It

Records

We pull your court file and criminal history so nothing is missed.

Eligibility

We match your history to the statute and tell you plainly whether you qualify now, later, or not at all.

Petition and hearing

We draft and file the petition, serve the required agencies, deal with any objection, and appear at the hearing.

Follow-through

We send the signed order to every agency that holds the record.

You Hire Keaton. You Get Keaton.

• You talk to your attorney. Keaton handles your case himself and returns your calls and texts.
• Courtroom-ready. Every case is prepared as if it will be tried, which is what gives a negotiation its weight.
• Local. Raised in Broken Arrow, University of Tulsa College of Law, and in Tulsa County courtrooms every week.
• Straight answers. You will hear what you are facing, what your options are, and what it will cost before you decide anything.

What Clients Say

Reviews are from clients across Keaton’s criminal defense practice.

What Happens When You Call

1. We talk. A free, confidential review of where things stand.
2. You get a plan. Your deadlines, your options, the likely range of outcomes, and a clear fee.
3. We go to work. We gather your records, file the petition, handle any objection, and see the order through to every agency.

Common Questions

How long does expungement take?

Most petitions take a few months from filing to a signed order, depending on the court and whether an agency objects.

Will it still show on a background check?

Once records are sealed and the agencies have processed the order, they should not appear on standard public background checks. Private databases can lag, and we tell you how to deal with that.

Do I have to go to court?

Often your attorney can appear for you. We will tell you if your presence is needed.

What if I have more than one case?

Each case is checked separately. Sometimes clearing one makes another eligible.

How much does it cost?

It depends on the number of cases and counties involved. You get a clear quote before any filing.

This page is attorney advertising and general information, not legal advice. Contacting the firm does not create an attorney-client relationship. Past results and client reviews do not guarantee a similar outcome; every case depends on its own facts.