A Guide To Understanding How To Reclaim Your Second Amendment Rights In Washington. It is possible to lose firearm rights for many reasons in Washington, and the process of firearm rights restoration can be confusing and complex. Since 2010, the attorneys of Findley & Rogers have aimed to simplify the process and offer guidance to those considering the restoration of their firearm rights.

If you’re carrying around a criminal conviction from your past, whether it’s a misdemeanor or felony, it might feel like a heavy backpack you just can’t take off. But here’s the good news: In Washington State, there are real ways to clear your criminal record and get your rights back.

Founder, Fletcher L. Findley, has been rated as “Superb” and a “Top Attorney” by Avvo since 2010. If you’re tired of a criminal record standing in your way, this is your sign to finally let it go and let Findley & Rogers help you do it. With over 150 five-star reviews, flat-rate pricing, and a fast, proven process, Findley & Rogers is widely recognized as a best attorney for expungement and record sealing across Washington State.

If you have a domestic violence conviction on your record in Washington State, you're not alone. Thousands of people every year face this same situation, and many are ready to make a change. Maybe the incident was years ago. Maybe you've completed all the court-ordered requirements. And maybe you just want the chance to move forward, without a criminal record getting in the way of your job, housing, or your kids.

If you were denied a firearm purchase, don’t panic - you may be able to challenge the decision and win. Every day, people across Washington State walk into gun shops or apply for a concealed pistol license, expecting their background check to clear. For most, it does. But for some applicants, the FBI issues a denial, and often, it’s due to a mistake. That’s where an FBI NICS background check appeal comes in.

Having a juvenile record in Washington State can feel like a wall between you and a better future. It can affect your chances of getting into college, finding a job, or even securing stable housing. But here’s the good news: Washington State gives you the power to seal or expunge your juvenile record, and with help from the attorneys at Findley & Rogers, the process is easier than you think.