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"Invest in your future by having an attorney expunge your criminal history." Seattle, Washington.


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Let an Experienced Attorney Guide You Through the Record Expungement and Sealing Process
Having your Washington criminal record sealed, expunged or vacated can be the best investment you make. It can lead to better paying jobs, federal loans, restoration of constitutional rights, and much more. Hire a lawyer that specializes in expungement to make sure your case is handled right. We recommend the expungement law firm, www.RecordGone.com 877-573-7273.





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Firearm Rights Restoration in Washington With Multiple Felonies

The state of Washington has a firearm rights restoration statute that is generous to those who have only one felony court case that resulted in a conviction. This means that most felons can eventually own a gun again.

People who have more than one felony court case can have their firearm right restored if the conviction if they do not have a felony that is counted as part of their WA Offender Score which is set forth in RCW 9.94A.525. The Offender Score is not easy to calculate. The law office of Higbee & Associates will undertake the Offender Score eligibility and prepare an analysis on a person's likelihood of having their gun rights restored for $100.

Expungement or vacating a record of a conviction does not restore firearm rights in Washington. Restoration can be achieve through a separate court procedure authorized by RCW 9.41.040.