Serving your time is one thing—but a felony conviction can keep following you long after your sentence is over. In Arizona, you might lose the ability to vote, serve on a jury, run for office, or legally own a firearm. These restrictions don’t just limit your legal status—they can impact your sense of freedom and your future. Arizona law gives you a way to take those rights back. At Lerner and Rowe, a Seligman restoration of civil and gun rights lawyer can help you begin that process. We’re here to guide you from start to finish, making sure no detail gets overlooked.
Call (602) 667-7777 today to schedule a free consultation with a Seligman criminal defense attorney who understands what’s at stake.
What Rights Can Be Restored After a Felony Conviction?
Depending on your conviction and criminal history, Arizona may allow you to restore several important civil rights, such as:
- The right to vote
- The ability to serve on a jury
- The right to run for or hold public office
- The legal right to own or possess a firearm
For first-time, non-violent offenses, some of these rights might automatically return after your sentence is complete. But for many individuals—especially those hoping to restore gun rights—you’ll need to formally petition the court.
This isn’t just about clearing your name. It’s about getting back your voice, your freedom, and your full participation in society.
Gun Rights Restoration in Arizona: What You Should Know
Arizona has specific rules and timelines for restoring your right to own a firearm. Here are a few key things to understand:
- You can apply for restoration two years after completing your sentence for many felony convictions
- More serious offenses (as defined under A.R.S. §13‑706) come with a 10-year waiting period
- Convictions for dangerous offenses under A.R.S. §13‑704 may make you ineligible
- A set-aside doesn’t automatically restore your gun rights
- Even if Arizona approves your petition, federal firearm restrictions may still apply
It’s a lot to manage—but you don’t have to do it alone. Our team will walk you through every step, from state eligibility checks to federal compliance.
How a Seligman Restoration of Civil and Gun Rights Lawyer Can Help You
The restoration process can be confusing—and even one small error can delay or derail your petition. At Lerner and Rowe, we take care of the details so you don’t have to stress over the legal red tape.
Here’s how we help:
- Carefully review your criminal record to determine eligibility
- Prepare and file all required petitions and legal forms
- Represent you in court hearings, if needed
- Keep track of every deadline and legal requirement
- Present a strong case that highlights your rehabilitation and readiness
We’ll handle the legal work so you can focus on what matters—building your future.
Why Choose Lerner and Rowe Law Group
Whether you live in downtown Seligman, along Route 66, or somewhere in between, we’re proud to serve your community. At Lerner and Rowe, we don’t just offer legal help—we offer guidance, support, and real solutions for real people.
Here’s what you can expect:
- Friendly, judgment-free legal support
- A dedicated legal team with years of Arizona-specific experience
- Free and confidential consultations
- Flexible payment plans to ease the financial burden
- 24/7 availability for your questions and concerns
We know that restoring your rights is a big step. We’re here to help you take it with confidence.
Talk to a Seligman Restoration of Civil and Gun Rights Lawyer Today
If you’re ready to leave your past behind and start fresh, we’re ready to help. Whether you want to vote again, serve on a jury, or restore your firearm rights, it all begins with one conversation.
Call (602) 667-7777, use LiveChat, or complete our secure contact form to connect with a Seligman restoration of civil and gun rights lawyer today. Your consultation is free—and your future is worth fighting for.