Full attorney representation

Let an Oregon attorney clear your record.

I prepare your motion to set aside under ORS 137.225, e-file it with the court, and serve the District Attorney — start to finish.

One flat fee of $700. No hourly billing, no surprises.

Check my eligibility — free

Free eligibility review. You only pay if you decide to hire me.

Todd Huegli

Oregon State Bar #083655 · Huegli Law LLC

“I started this practice because clearing a record shouldn’t take a fortune. If you hire me, I’m the attorney on your case. Message me through the site — I read every question, and I’ll tell you honestly whether representation makes sense for you.”

Licensed Oregon attorney

Flat fee, never hourly

Replies in minutes, not days

Every county in Oregon

How it works

Three steps. I do the legal work.

You tell me about your record. I confirm eligibility, then handle the court process on your behalf as your attorney of record.

Step 01

Free eligibility check

Answer a few quick questions, or message me. I confirm whether your record qualifies under Oregon law — at no cost, with no account required.

Step 02

I prepare your motion

If you hire me, I draft your motion to set aside, the supporting declaration, and the proposed order.

Step 03

I e-file and serve the DA

As your attorney of record, I e-file with the circuit court and serve the District Attorney. You don’t deal with the court system.

Step 04

The court decides

I track your case and send you the court’s order once it’s signed. I keep you updated at every stage.

What's included

Everything, for one flat fee.

Attorney review of your eligibilityI check the ORS 137.225 timing rules against your specific record before you pay anything.
All court documents preparedYour motion to set aside, supporting declaration, and proposed order — drafted by an Oregon attorney.
Filing and DA serviceI e-file with the correct circuit court and formally serve the District Attorney.
Representation through the decisionIf a hearing is required, I appear. I see it through to the court’s order.
Status updates until it’s doneYou’ll always know where your case stands — no chasing me for answers.

Flat attorney fee

$700

All-in for the representation. Court filing fees, where a county charges them, are billed at cost.

Check my eligibility — free

Free review first. You only pay if you hire me.

Prefer to handle it yourself?

Learn how to do it yourself

Many simple Oregon expungements can be done on your own. My companion site, Oregon Expungement Center, explains how the process works, step by step.

Visit Oregon Expungement Center

Both sites are run by the same Oregon attorney, Todd Huegli — an honest choice between doing it yourself and hiring representation.

Common questions

What people ask before getting started.

Who qualifies for expungement in Oregon?

It depends on the offense, how long ago the case was resolved, and whether you’ve stayed out of trouble since. Many eligible convictions require a waiting period after the case closed. The fastest way to know is my free eligibility check — I review your specific record before you pay anything.

How long does the whole process take?

Most cases take a few months from filing to the judge signing the order, depending on the county and whether the District Attorney objects. I file promptly and keep you updated at each stage.

Is the $700 really all I pay?

My legal fee is a flat $700 — no hourly billing. The only possible additional cost is the court’s own filing fee, which varies by county and is billed to you at cost. I tell you that amount up front.

What if I’d rather do it myself?

Plenty of simple Oregon expungements can be done on your own. If that’s your plan, my companion site Oregon Expungement Center explains how to do it yourself, step by step.

Find out if you qualify — for free.

A two-minute check, reviewed by me, an Oregon attorney. No payment until you decide to move forward.

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