Experienced Massachusetts Firearms and Gun Rights Attorney

Are you facing firearms charges or need assistance obtaining a License to Carry (LTC) in Massachusetts? With over 100 Five-Star Reviews from clients, Matthew Peterson is here to provide expert guidance and steadfast defense.

Personalized Strategy

We develop a strategy specific to your needs, ensuring every step is in your best interest.

Experienced Defense

Matthew’s background in Massachusetts firearm law enables him to anticipate challenges and secure favorable outcomes.

Relentless Commitment

He fights tirelessly on your behalf, handling each case with the dedication it deserves.

Call us or to schedule a consultation and discuss how we can help protect your rights.

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+1617-295-7500

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Firearms and Gun Rights

Why It’s Important to Have a Firearms Attorney

Firearms charges and LTC applications in Massachusetts can be complicated, with severe penalties for violations and strict eligibility requirements. Having an experienced firearms attorney like Matthew Peterson ensures you navigate the legal landscape confidently, avoid pitfalls, and maximize your chances of a positive outcome. From eligibility assessments to defense against firearm charges, his expertise offers you peace of mind and protection for your rights.

100+ Five Star Reviews from Clients Like You

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+1617-295-7500

Boston Office

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+1978-607-0034

Salem Office

Take Action to Protect Your Gun Rights

If you’re ready to secure your firearms rights or need defense against gun charges, contact Matthew Peterson today. He is committed to working with you to achieve the best possible outcome.

Comprehensive Firearms and Gun Rights Services

We offer a full range of services to help you with firearm licenses and defense against gun charges, including:

Eligibility Review

Evaluate your criminal record and legal history to determine LTC eligibility.

LTC Application Preparation

Assist with preparing and submitting your application.

Clearing Criminal Records

Help vacate disqualifying convictions and seek pardons.

Appeal Firearm License Denials

Legal representation for denied or revoked applications.

Criminal Defense for Firearm Charges

Legal representation in cases involving unlicensed carrying, improper storage, and more.

Guidance for Licensed Gun Owners

Assistance with avoiding charges related to intoxication or improper storage.

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We’ll assess your situation, create a tailored legal strategy, and guide you through each step with support you can count on.

Our Process

Initial Consultation

We begin with an in-depth review of your case, assessing your eligibility, legal history, and objectives.

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Strategic Plan Development

Based on your consultation, we create a tailored Strategic Plan outlining the steps needed to meet your goals.

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Representation and Advocacy

Once retained, we handle all aspects of your case with clear communication, expert guidance, and dedicated defense.

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What Our Clients Say

FAQs

Common reasons include prior convictions, past involuntary commitments, or arrests related to firearms, domestic violence, or drug charges. An attorney can help assess your eligibility and work to clear any barriers.

Yes, a CWOF is not considered a conviction and does not necessarily bar you from obtaining an LTC. We can review your specific case to provide tailored guidance.

Carrying without a license can lead to a minimum of 18 months in jail for a first offense, with enhanced penalties for loaded or large-capacity firearms. We offer defense to reduce or eliminate mandatory sentences.
Carrying without a license can lead to a minimum of 18 months in jail for a first offense, with enhanced penalties for loaded or large-capacity firearms. We offer defense to reduce or eliminate mandatory sentences.
In a dangerousness hearing, we will argue against detention without bail by demonstrating you are not a threat to public safety, helping you avoid detention for up to 120 days.
Yes, vacating certain convictions can improve your eligibility for an LTC. We handle the process to remove disqualifying convictions and enhance your chances of obtaining a license.

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