Have you lost your gun rights due to a past criminal conviction? Losing your firearm rights can mean giving up part of your freedom. That’s why King County gun rights restoration is important. If you’re one of the people who never even realized restoration was possible, you need to know that you might be able to restore your firearm rights!

Our experienced gun rights lawyers can help residents of King County restore their gun rights and make it possible for them to own a gun once more.

Restoring your firearm rights is possible, and our attorneys can help. We offer King County gun rights restoration to help people who have made mistakes in the past get their lives back on track. A mistake shouldn’t mean you have to spend the rest of your life being punished or banned from owning a firearm for home protection, sporting, or hunting reasons. Restore your firearm rights and move on with your life today.

Gun Rights Restoration in King County: Determine if You Can Restore Your Rights

Since there are some cases that cannot have their gun rights restored, it’s important to determine if you’re eligible for restoration. Our attorneys can help you figure out if your case qualifies and what you’ll need to do. Many cases qualify for restoration, but most of these cases have requirements you’ll need to meet before you are eligible to own a firearm.

Satisfy Court Requirements For DV Charges

Perhaps one of the most important and the most involved parts of King County gun rights restoration for a conviction that involved a family or household member is satisfying all the requirements that the court put into place after your original conviction. For some people, this can mean finishing out a probation sentence, paying fines, or attending therapy. For others, it could be as simple as paying court costs. Each case is unique and our attorneys can help you determine your requirements and whether or not you’ve satisfied them.

If you’ve already completed your court requirements, restoring your gun rights in King County (and beyond!) can be even easier. Many people who have paid their fines and dealt with the court requirements are able to have their rights restored faster. If this is you, you’re already on your way to restoration!

Avoid More Charges

Getting charged with another crime is one of the worst things you can do if you want your rights restored. It’s one of the only things that could keep eligible people from having their rights restored. Staying out of trouble and avoiding crimes, even minor ones, can make the gun rights restoration process in King County and other cities much easier.

Rely on Findley & Rogers

Our attorneys help King County residents restore their gun rights so they can regain their constitutional right to own a firearm. Contact us today to learn more about how we can help you get your firearm rights back! Your first consultation is free, so what do you have to lose?