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New Washington Laws for Restoring Gun Rights Washington State changed its gun rights restoration statute in 2023. The process to restore gun rights in Washington State has been governed by RCW 9.41.040 for many years now. The legislature in Olympia

A Gun Rights Lawyer’s Thoughts Gun laws are changing in Washington State. Fortunately, your ability to have your gun rights restored after losing those rights due to a felony or domestic violence misdemeanor are still intact if you know the

As we begin a new year, and a new administration in the White House, it is a good time to review proposed gun laws that may be coming.  Given those possible new gun laws, it is an even better time

Now more than ever, people in Washington State are acting to restore their gun rights before any one of the current proposed gun laws under consideration during the 2019-2020 legislative session proceed further.  The proposed gun laws, along with all

The Coronavirus is affecting nearly everyone in some way or another.  Especially here in Washington State.  Aside from a run on toilet paper, COVID-19 is motivating a lot of people to buy guns and ammo here in Washington.  If you

Restoring gun rights in Washington State, or anywhere, can be a confusing thing for people.  The laws regarding the restoration of gun rights at the state and federal level are inconsistent, and often times vague and hard to understand.  When

It is a new decade, and many people look to renew themselves at the beginning of a new year.  For some, that may include seeking to restore their gun rights under state and federal law after a previous conviction.  Now

In Washington State, the law provides that juvenile records (even serious felonies) can be sealed.  The statutes governing the sealing of juvenile records contain specific language that says once those records are sealed the underlying conviction is to be, for