Find Your Oregon Courthouse for Expungement Filing
You file your set-aside petition at the circuit court in the county where your case was heard. Select your county below to find the courthouse address, phone number, and hours.
This is not legal advice.
This guide explains how the law works in general terms. Whether you qualify depends on your specific record, and a judge makes the final call. If your situation is complicated — multiple convictions, charges in multiple states, or a previous denial — consulting a lawyer who handles expungement is worth the cost of a consultation.
Find your courthouse
You file your set-aside petition at the circuit court in the county where your case was heard. Select your county below to find the courthouse address, phone number, and hours.
🏛️ Find Your Courthouse
Get court contact information, directions, and filing details for your county
Free legal help in Oregon
These organizations provide free or low-cost legal assistance. If you are unsure about your specific situation, speaking with a qualified attorney is always a good idea.
Oregon State Bar Lawyer Referral Service
Get referred to an attorney in your area. Initial consultation fees vary by attorney.
Oregon Law Help
Free legal information and self-help resources for low-income Oregonians.
Legal Aid Services of Oregon
Provides free legal help to low-income people in civil cases throughout Oregon.
Oregon Judicial Department - Expungement Info
Official information from Oregon courts about the expungement process.
Metropolitan Public Defender (Portland)
Public defender services for Multnomah and Washington counties.
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Not legal advice. This guide is educational. Laws change. Every case is different. For advice about your situation, consult a qualified attorney (503-684-3763) or legal aid organization.