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Firearm Law And Permit Appeals

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Firearm Law and Permit Appeals Attorney in Hammonton, NJ

Owning and carrying a firearm in New Jersey is anything but simple. The laws here are among the strictest in the country, and even honest, law-abiding citizens can find themselves facing denials, delays, or criminal charges over technical violations. Suppose you’re dealing with a firearm permit denial or criminal charge related to gun ownership. In that case, you need an experienced defense attorney in Hammonton, NJ, who knows the system and will fight for your rights.

At LACE Law, we help individuals in Hammonton and throughout Atlantic County navigate New Jersey’s complex firearm laws. Whether you’re appealing against a permit denial, facing a weapons charge, or trying to restore your rights, we are here to guide you through every step.

Gun Laws in New Jersey Are Complicated—and Unforgiving

New Jersey requires strict compliance with licensing, transport, and possession laws. A simple mistake, like improperly storing a weapon, carrying without a valid permit, or bringing a gun into a prohibited location, can lead to criminal charges that carry severe penalties, including prison time. You may be dealing with one of the following:

  • Denial of a firearms purchaser ID or handgun permit
  • Permit revocation after a criminal charge or restraining order
  • Denial of a concealed carry permit (CCW)
  • Weapons possession charges (especially without a valid permit)
  • Transport violations, even by out-of-state visitors

We handle criminal defense and administrative appeals related to firearm laws. We take every case seriously because your rights and your future are too important to leave to chance.

Permit Denied? Let’s Fight It.

Permit denials in New Jersey are not uncommon. Even if you have no criminal record, local police departments can deny applications based on subjective “public safety” concerns or technical issues. If that happens, you have a limited time to file an appeal in Superior Court.

We’ve helped clients:

  • Challenge denials based on vague or unsubstantiated claims
  • Present evidence of rehabilitation or good character
  • Argue that the denial violates constitutional rights
  • Handle the hearing process and meet all court deadlines

We prepare detailed legal briefs; help gather strong supporting evidence, and personally argue your case before the judge. We’ll fight to reinstate your permit if it was wrongfully denied or revoked.

Charged with a Weapons Offense?

Facing criminal charges for unlawful possession or use of a firearm in New Jersey is incredibly serious. Many of these charges carry mandatory prison time, especially under the state’s Graves Act. If you’re convicted, you could lose your rights permanently.

We approach weapons cases with urgency and precision. We’ll challenge the legality of the search or seizure, evaluate the chain of custody, and negotiate with prosecutors to seek reduced charges, probation, or dismissal depending on the circumstances of your case.

Trustworthy Firearm Law and Permit Lawyer

We live and practice right here in New Jersey, and know the unique challenges that come with exercising your gun rights in this state. We treat every client with respect, honesty, and discretion—and we never forget what’s on the line for you and your family. When you work with us, you get:

  • One-on-one attention from your Hammonton, NJ firearm law and permit appeals attorney with no hand-offs
  • Strategic, personalized defense based on the facts of your case
  • Open communication so you always know what’s happening and what to expect

Don’t Let One Setback Take Away Your Rights

If you’ve had your firearm permit denied or revoked, or if you’re facing gun-related criminal charges in Hammonton, don’t wait. The sooner you contact me, the sooner we can get to work protecting your rights and freedom.

Call 609-225-4065 or contact us online to schedule your free consultation. Let’s discuss your situation and how we can help you move forward with confidence and clarity.