Ralph D. Sherman

Mr. Sherman was very patient and thorough while overseeing my clean slate process. In our first phone call he told me "I think I can help you." Which is all anyone wants to hear from an attorney when they reach out to them. He followed through on every phone call and email and did exactly what he s...aid he could do. I am forever grateful.

Attorney Sherman was able to remove a past protective order that was sitting on my federal record for a decade unbeknownst to myself preventing me from getting a pistol permit. The original attorney swore it couldn't be there as it was supposed to be expunged from my record after 90 days but our lack...luster courts failed to properly update the records. He had no idea how to resolve this but Attorney Sherman was confident that he could. It took some time but in the end he successfully cleared my record and the DPS granted me my permit. His Staff were always polite and if I had a question Attorney Sherman was the one who called me back.

I can’t say enough about my experience with Mr. Sherman. I had a DUI and a firearm was involved as well. Mr. Sherman assured me he could get me back to where I was prior to the incident. The process was explained to me by Mr. Sherman every step of the way. I had my pistol permit reinstated in a timel...y manner. I highly recommend Mr. Sherman if you are in a similar predicament. Thanks again Mr. Sherman! Steve

I was arrested in 2007 for insurance fraud and subsequently received accelerated rehabilitation. I successfully completed it and life went on. Fast forward to 2024, I applied for my pistol permit and there was a question “have you ever been arrested?” I didn’t know how to answer legally so I ...contacted Ralph. Ralph ran my criminal record for a nominal fee to ensure I can answer correctly on my permit application. I came back squeaky clean, and was instructed by Ralph to answer “No”. I submitted my application and received my license to carry permit today, thanks to Ralph! If you’re not sure, have Ralph run your criminal history to be sure. Otherwise, it’s an arrestable offense to “lie” (or be incorrect) on an application! Thanks again Ralph!