How to Transfer a Firearm to a Family Member in Washington State
Whether as a college graduation present or a housewarming gift, the passing of a family heirloom down to the next […]
How to Get a Concealed Carry Permit in Washington State
In Washington State, no permit is required to open carry a handgun; however, you do need a permit if you […]
Denied a Firearm Purchase? You Might Be Able to Make an FBI NICS Appeal
Today in the Findley & Rogers Law Blog we’re looking at FBI NICS appeals, as well as the common NICS […]
Failure to Register as a Sex Offender in Washington State
At Findley & Rogers, we can help you end your sex offender registration requirement, but today, let’s look at the […]
Sex Offender Laws in Washington State: Sex Offender Registration Requirements
The sex offender laws in Washington State apply to anyone who is convicted of a sexual offense or a kidnapping […]
Washington State Concealed Carry Laws & Open Carry Laws: What You Need to Know
Many of our clients ask about Washington State’s concealed carry laws. As responsible gun owners, they want to make sure […]
How to Expunge Your Record in 5 Steps
If you have an old conviction on your record, it can hold you back. Here’s our guide on how to […]
A New Hope for Vacating Washington Records: The New Hope Act
There has been an exciting change in how to expunge your record in Washington state. Earlier this year, the state […]
How to Seal a Record in 7 Steps
Learning how to seal your criminal record is a legal step that can help you get your life back on […]
So Want a Firearm: What You Need for a Firearm Permit in Washington State
Findley & Rogers is dedicated to helping ordinary folks exercise their gun rights to the fullest extent of the law. […]