Expungement & Set-Aside
Prospective clients seeking conviction relief, sealing, set-aside, or another state record remedy.
State-specific work →FelonJustice.com is building a nationwide network of lawyers who handle the state-level work our visitors actually need: expungement, set-aside, state firearm-rights restoration, pardons, and related post-conviction relief.
Real, honest leads. No scraped lists. No recycled databases. No promise of case volume—just actual FelonJustice.com intake matched to lawyers who handle the work.
Every day, people come to Felon Justice asking how to lawfully move forward after a conviction. Many do not need a federal-only answer. They need a lawyer who understands the law where the conviction actually happened.
That is why we are building a strong state-by-state network. When an inquiry points toward expungement, set-aside, firearm-rights restoration, a pardon, or another state remedy, we want to connect that person with qualified local counsel.
Prospective clients seeking conviction relief, sealing, set-aside, or another state record remedy.
State-specific work →People seeking a lawful state petition, waiting-period procedure, court remedy, or rights-restoration pathway.
Rights-restoration matters →Cases involving clemency, civil-rights restoration, and other jurisdiction-specific post-conviction remedies.
Local counsel opportunities →We are building this around fit—not blasting the same contact to a long list of attorneys.
The inquiry starts with someone actively seeking help with firearm rights or post-conviction relief.
Our intake is structured around conviction location, offense history, sentence completion, and requested relief.
You tell us where you are licensed and what you handle. You independently decide whether the matter fits your practice.
We are looking for attorneys with real experience in criminal defense, expungement, set-aside relief, firearm-rights restoration, pardons, civil-rights restoration, and related post-conviction work.
These cases can be personal and complicated. We want lawyers who communicate clearly, evaluate eligibility carefully, and are willing to say when a remedy is—or is not—available.
Complete the application so we can understand your licensure, jurisdictions, practice areas, and the types of matters your office is prepared to consider.
Select your jurisdictions.
Tell us where you are licensed.
Select your case types.
Choose the work you actually handle.
We review the fit.
Our team can contact you about next steps.
The network is designed to help match actual FelonJustice.com inquiries with attorneys who practice in the right jurisdiction and legal area.
Go to lawyer signup ↑Potential matters include state firearm-rights restoration, expungement or set-aside proceedings, record sealing, pardons, civil-rights restoration, and related post-conviction work.
No. Felon Justice does not guarantee exclusivity, case volume, retained clients, fees, or revenue. Network participation is intended to improve fit between incoming matters and lawyers who handle them.
Felon Justice intake can capture jurisdiction, conviction information, requested relief, and contact details. That information can be used to route matters by jurisdiction and practice-area fit. The receiving attorney remains responsible for conflicts, legal analysis, engagement, and acceptance.
Submitting the network application does not itself create a fee arrangement. Any future lead-generation, advertising, referral, or other compensation arrangement must be separately agreed upon and structured to comply with the professional-conduct rules and laws applicable to the lawyer and jurisdiction.
Yes. The application lets you identify the jurisdictions where you are licensed and the types of matters your office is prepared to consider.