Losing firearm rights can feel permanent, but many people in California qualify for restoration.
At The Law Office of Lincoln Ho'o, I help clients throughout the Inland Empire, San Bernardino County, and Riverside County evaluate their eligibility and pursue the legal steps needed to regain their rights.
Firearm bans can result from:
Each category carries different rules for restoration.
If your felony was a wobbler, the court may reduce it to a misdemeanor, which can restore rights if no other prohibition applies.
An expungement does not restore firearm rights on its own, but it is often used alongside other relief.
A COR is a court finding of rehabilitation and automatically submits an application for a Governor’s Pardon—often essential for restoring rights after serious convictions.
A pardon is the strongest form of relief and can restore state firearm rights unless prohibited by federal law. It requires a significant period of rehabilitation.
A petition may restore rights lost due to a mental health hold if you can show you are not a danger to yourself or others.
Ending or modifying an order may remove related firearm restrictions.
Some convictions—especially felony domestic violence cases and certain violent felonies—trigger permanent federal bans. For these, a Governor’s Pardon may be the only possible avenue, if relief is available at all.
I assist with:
My approach is clear, strategic, and focused on achieving the strongest form of relief available.
I regularly handle firearm rights cases in:
Local knowledge ensures petitions are filed correctly and efficiently.
If you’re seeking to restore your firearm rights, I can help you understand your options and navigate the legal process.
Lincoln Ho'o California Licensed Attorney Lincoln@LincolnLawCalifornia.com (909) 747-7888
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