Restore Your Rights. Reclaim Your Future.
Have you lost civil, voting, or firearm rights due to a conviction? We understand how overwhelming that can feel. At Kevin Holt, we fight for your legal restoration — guiding you every step, protecting your rights, and advocating on your behalf.
How the Process Works
4 Easy Steps to Moving Forward
- Case Review & Eligibility
We review your criminal history, identify what can be restored under law, and advise on your chances. - Prepare & File Petition
We draft and submit all necessary legal documents, affidavits, and evidence. - Representation & Hearings
We appear in court, respond to objections, and argue for your restoration. - Follow Through & Compliance
After a favorable order, we confirm that the court and legal agencies enforce your restored rights.
SEAL CRIMINAL RECORDS
Sealing and Destroying Criminal Cases: Under General Rule 15, sealing or redacting a court record may be ordered when a conviction has been vacated or when the court finds that compelling privacy or safety concerns outweigh the public interest in access to the record. Current law does not allow for destroying the court record of a criminal action against an adult that results in a conviction or some adverse findings. Civil Cases: General Rule 15 allows for sealing or redacting of court records if the action is justified by compelling privacy or safety concerns that outweigh public interest in accessing the record. A party may request a hearing to destroy court records in a civil case only if there is express statutory authority to permit it.
Talk to an Experienced Lawyer Today
Want to seal your criminal records? There is hope. For the right defense to seal past convictions, call us at (509) 735-6520. We can discuss your specific case in a free initial consultation. For legal help with another criminal defense charge call us today.