Firearm Rights
Restored.
A felony conviction doesn't have to be the end of your Second Amendment rights. Texas law provides a path back — and we know how to walk it.
Under Texas law, a person convicted of a felony loses the right to possess a firearm. But that loss is not always permanent. Depending on the nature of the conviction, the time elapsed, and other factors, restoration may be possible — either through the restoration of civil rights, a pardon, or other legal avenues available under state and federal law.
Michael A. Baird has spent more than fifteen years navigating the Texas criminal justice system. He understands both the legal pathways and the practical realities of firearm rights restoration — and he will give you a straight answer about what's possible in your case.