Question:
I was convicted of drunk driving while stationed in North Carolina on military duty. I have since been discharged and am now back home in Texas. Does my out-of-state drunk driving conviction render me ineligible for a Texas CHL?
Answer:
It sounds like you probably are eligible to receive a CHL. You might want to consider having a firearms/CHL attorney assist you. The attorney would likely interview you to obtain more details of your specific case and, if deemed necessary, obtain and review copies of court documents. Then, if all appears in order, the attorney could assist you with completing your application.
The attorney's office need not be physically located in your geographic area, as long as the attorney is licensed to practice in Texas.
For more information on this topic, or other legal topics, click: Contact Lapin Law Offices
Texas Firearms Law Attorney - Serving all 254 Texas Counties
Lapin Law Offices, P.C.
877.570.2200
Disclaimer: The information contained in this publication is provided by Lapin Law Offices, P.C., for informational purposes only and, shall not constitute legal advice or create an attorney-client relationship. The laws and interpretation of laws discussed herein may not accurately reflect the law in the reader’s jurisdiction. Do not rely on the information contained in this publication for any purpose. If you have a specific legal question, please consult with an attorney in your jurisdiction who is competent to assist you.
I was convicted of drunk driving while stationed in North Carolina on military duty. I have since been discharged and am now back home in Texas. Does my out-of-state drunk driving conviction render me ineligible for a Texas CHL?
Answer:
It sounds like you probably are eligible to receive a CHL. You might want to consider having a firearms/CHL attorney assist you. The attorney would likely interview you to obtain more details of your specific case and, if deemed necessary, obtain and review copies of court documents. Then, if all appears in order, the attorney could assist you with completing your application.
The attorney's office need not be physically located in your geographic area, as long as the attorney is licensed to practice in Texas.
For more information on this topic, or other legal topics, click: Contact Lapin Law Offices
Texas Firearms Law Attorney - Serving all 254 Texas Counties
Lapin Law Offices, P.C.
877.570.2200
Disclaimer: The information contained in this publication is provided by Lapin Law Offices, P.C., for informational purposes only and, shall not constitute legal advice or create an attorney-client relationship. The laws and interpretation of laws discussed herein may not accurately reflect the law in the reader’s jurisdiction. Do not rely on the information contained in this publication for any purpose. If you have a specific legal question, please consult with an attorney in your jurisdiction who is competent to assist you.
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