Firearm Rights

In America, the right to bear arms has caused a lot of controversy. While there are certain situations where weapons are not permitted, many Virginians enjoy the ability to carry firearms for personal protection throughout their communities. But what about carrying a gun at church? Are you allowed to under the law, or should you… Read more

Owning a gun is one of your constitutional rights and whether you own one for self-defense or are a collector and enthusiast who owns more than a dozen, protecting that right is of the utmost priority. For most people, maintaining their right to bear arms is simple. You just need to be a law-abiding citizen… Read more

Experiencing a mental health crisis can be stressful, but did you know that being involuntarily committed to a psychiatric facility can end up costing you certain rights? Virginia law allows the state to revoke firearm possession and ownership rights from those who received treatment in a mental health facility involuntarily. But once you recover from… Read more

Have you lost your gun rights in Virginia? Can a felon get their gun rights back in Virginia? Yes, you can, and AC Rieman Law can help. Keep reading to learn all about getting your gun rights back or contact AC Rieman Law in Culpeper today. Are You Eligible to Have Your Gun Rights Restored?… Read more

For many Americans, gun rights are very important. If you’ve lost your gun rights in Virginia, then you may be wondering, can you get your gun rights restored in Virginia? You can, and AC Rieman Law is here to help in Central Virginia including areas like Charlottesville, Fredericksburg, Manassas, Culpeper, and all the surrounding areas…. Read more

The path to the restoration of gun rights in Virginia has changed in 2021. The process now makes someone eligible for reinstatement of their rights after their incarceration period ends. This is because the restoration of civil rights is a necessary step in getting your gun rights back.  While the restoration of basic civil rights… Read more

Virginia residents can lose their right to own a firearm for several reasons. Certain felony convictions or adjudications prevent someone from owning a firearm and ammunition, stun weapon or explosive material. Most commonly, those prohibited to own possess a weapon in Virginia fall into these categories: Committed a Virginia state felony conviction Convicted of two… Read more