Grand Rapids Felon in Possession of a Firearm Lawyers

Whether you have been charged with aggravated assault or with having a weapon after being released from prison following a felony conviction, your legal situation is critical and precarious. At the felony level, you may encounter judges who adhere to minimum sentencing guidelines and cannot or do not exercise leniency. You could face a prison sentence and further future troubles in your career, financial affairs and other areas of life.

After an arrest on felony firearm possession charges, you need advocacy with the level of experience that our team possesses. At David G. Moore, Attorney at Law, our lawyers have successfully defended clients in thousands of cases involving crimes such as felon in possession of firearm cases. Allow us to evaluate your case and advise you on the most promising course of action for your defense.

What Circumstances Can Result In Felony Charges?

A number of circumstances can result in felony criminal charges in connection with firearms. Felony firearm possession charges can involve other criminal charges, such as theft, robbery or sexual assault. Possession of a firearm while committing one of these crimes can lead to significantly enhanced criminal penalties.

In the case of someone who was previously convicted of a felony, simply possessing any gun means that he or she is considered a felon in possession of a firearm. Consecutive offenses carry extra years in prison as penalties, in addition to fines and other negative consequences of a felony conviction.

Contact Our Criminal Defense Attorneys

You can count on our legal team to provide you with skilled, aggressive and knowledgeable criminal defense that protects your rights. Call our office at (269) 808-8007 to arrange for a free, confidential, one-on-one consultation about fighting these charges and protecting your future, or contact us online and we will respond quickly.