At the law offices of Leonard Williamson, we believe everyone deserves the opportunity to move forward without the weight of past mistakes holding them back. Since 1991, Leonard Williamson has been helping Oregonians navigate the process of expunging criminal records, offering compassionate and knowledgeable legal guidance every step of the way.
Expungement can open doors to new employment opportunities, restore rights, and provide peace of mind. With decades of experience, Leonard is committed to helping clients understand their eligibility and guiding them through the complexities of clearing their records.
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Helping individuals clear criminal records to unlock opportunities and move forward without past mistakes holding them back
Attorneys
Managing Partner
Leonard Williamson
Leonard has spent more than 30 years practicing law with much of that time focused on the legal rights of Oregon gun owners, firearms businesses, and firearms manufactures. As the founder of Oregon 2A Lawyers, he has handled over 2,000 cases across virtually every dimension of Oregon and federal firearms law - from restoring client's rights to own a firearm after a past conviction, to filing suit in Federal Court to block the implementation of Measure 114 and HB 2005 on behalf of Oregon gun owners. That combination — individual client work and landmark litigation — reflects the full scope of what Leonard does. He represents the gun owner who was denied at the counter when he tried to buy a rifle. He represents the concealed carry applicant whose sheriff wrongly denied a license. He represents the person charged with a crime after defending his family. And he represents the FFL dealer whose license is under threat from the ATF, and the ammunition manufacturer disputing an excise tax assessment with the Treasury Department.
FAQs
What is expungement, and how can it help me?
Expungement is the legal process of clearing your criminal record, which can help restore your rights, improve job prospects, and provide peace of mind.
Am I eligible for expungement in Oregon?
Eligibility depends on factors such as the type of offense, the time since conviction, and your criminal history. Contact us to evaluate your case.
How long does the expungement process take?
The process typically takes several months, depending on court schedules and the complexity of your case.
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