Vacation of Felonies / Gun Rights Restoration

When you have been convicted of a felony, your life continues to be affected by the conviction even after you have served your sentence. Your felony will appear on your criminal record, making it more difficult to qualify for housing, employment, and financial aid. You may also have restrictions on your civil rights, including your right to own a firearm.

In some cases, it is possible for a skilled attorney to assist you in vacating a felony conviction and restoring your rights. If you are interested in this option, Sosa Law Firm can help.

Eligibility

Not every client will be eligible to vacate a felony conviction. Before you can attempt to vacate your conviction, you must wait a certain amount of time from the date your sentence was completed. You must also have avoided any additional convictions during this time. Certain types of felonies, such as those associated with violent crimes, may not qualify for vacation.