As my colleague indicated, it is highly likely that you are considered a fugitive from justice and thus prohibited from the purchase or possession...

The only ways you can "get around this" are to wait a year from the last point at which the government contends you were an unlawful user or an...

There is no established mechanism for sealing or expungement of a federal conviction and no state laws will be relevant to that conviction. In...

I generally agree with my colleague who has also answered. Firearms rights are almost never restored automatically. While there are some...

Any person who has been involuntarily committed is prohibited from the purchase or possession of firearms or ammunition under federal law. What...

Private individuals or private property owners/custodians can likely ask you anything they want. Whether you are actually required to answer, is a...

Generally a true expungement of a conviction should be sufficient to relieve a firearms disability. You should speak with an attorney licensed in...

A true expungement has the effect of making it as though the conviction for the expunged offense never occurred. While a conviction for a...

The short answer is no. The longer answer is maybe, but you definitely should not under any circumstances. Depending on your state and local law, a...

There are two independent questions that you need to address here, and likely with two different attorneys. The first is whether the outcome of...