Convicted of 1st DUI. I often reside at a secondary address, may I go there as long as it's straight from work and to work?

Consult an attorney to determine whether you could obtain approval for two addresses. It is unlikely.

How can a convicted felon get his rights back?

We've helped many clients restore their rights. The answer to your question would depend on several conditions. Was your conviction on the state...

Can I get my gun rights restored?

The answer would depend on whether it was a state or federal level felony and whether it involved domestic abuse. If you satisfy the conditions...

Does my LLC need a business license?

You should obtain a business license, but you should also investigate possible restrictions on your right to operate any kind of business from your...

How can I get my rights back to vote and own a gun. I was convicted of a Class F felony in 1996 In Greenville, SC

The right to vote is lost if an individual is “serving a term of imprisonment resulting from a conviction of a crime;” or, if an individual has...

What will the consequences be if my boyfriend had a loaded gun in his car locked in the glove compartment?

See my earlier response to this re-posted question. If in California, the gun might be illegal. If it is legal, storage in a glove compartment...

Can you sell a gun to someone who has voluntarily committed themselves to a mental facility who has been diagnosed with bipolar

It's important you re-confirm your ability to transfer of a gun before undergoing a background check at an FFL. Do not use the background check as...

You may report him, but you should first consult an attorney to determine implications of these matters in you fight for custody. Of course,...

Can I purchase a gun in Kentucky with 2 outstanding class f felonies in Indiana

You should consult an attorney to determine if you are a prohibited person. Under federal law, prohibited persons include persons convicted of a...

Can a minor get arrested for having pictures and videos of them holding guns

You should determine whether you qualify as a 'prohibited person' and/or whether firearms possession violates your probation. If either of those...