We are proud to announce our expansion into the Muscogee (Creek) Tribal Courts!

The best part of this job is helping people move on with their life. Remember: it is possible to put your criminal record behind you!

What a great guy. 4 MORE YEARS!

Is it really FOR-EV-VER? Read more inside to find out.

Risley wins on appeal, yet again, with the Oklahoma Supreme Court

All we do is win win win in the winter…

Want to know the best way to find an experienced Oklahoma Pardon Attorney? Read more inside.

All we do is win win win…

…win win win…

Most people assume that getting a pardon from Oklahoma’s Governor is a rare thing. That’s just not true - and now, we can prove it.

Are you an Oklahoma felon who wants a liquor license? Read more inside.

The results from 2019 are in … and it’s us. Again.

Our Client, R.W.M., was pardoned today by President Trump.

Curious about SQ788, and its impact on people who have a criminal record? Read more inside.

Constitutional/Open Carry became law in Oklahoma on February 27th, 2019. Does it apply to convicted felons and people with criminal records? Find out more inside.

Oklahoma's Supreme Court has authorized immediate expungements for people who successfully completed drug court, and had their case dismissed. Do you now qualify to have your felonies erased?

Oklahoma's Expungement Laws are changing on November 1st, 2018. Will you qualify under the new laws?

Oklahoma Senate Bill 650 (SB650), the 2017 expungement amendments bill introduced by Rep. Ben Loring and Sen. Wayne Shaw, has died in conference.

We've gotten quite a few questions in our office about voting rights in Oklahoma following a felony conviction. Can an Oklahoma felon vote? The short answer is: it depends on where you live.

Have a felony conviction, but want to restore your 2nd Amendment rights? Read more inside.