You Build Your Case Once
You organize your history, records, references and supporting information into your RESTORE²ᴺᴰ Restoration Dossier™.
Attorney Offers — Explained Simply
You Build One Case. Attorneys Compete. You Choose.
RESTORE²ᴺᴰ gives participating attorneys enough non-identifying information to decide whether they want your case and what they would charge — without giving them your direct identity or contact information during bidding.
The 30-Second Version
Here Is the Whole Idea.
You do not have to call lawyer after lawyer, explain the same history over and over, and accept the first fee quote you receive.
We Hide Who You Are
RESTORE²ᴺᴰ creates a controlled marketplace version of the case and removes information that could let an attorney identify or contact you directly.
Attorneys Submit Offers
Participating attorneys review the sanitized case, decide whether they are interested, and submit their own proposed scope, fee and other offer details.
You Compare and Choose
You see the offers. You decide which attorney looks right for you — or you can choose none of them.
Only Then Is Your Identity Released
After you select an attorney and authorize the handoff, RESTORE²ᴺᴰ can release the information needed for you and that attorney to connect directly.
A Simple Example
Imagine This Is Your Case.
You complete your Restoration Dossier™. RESTORE²ᴺᴰ does not put your raw private file in front of attorneys.
Instead, attorneys might receive a controlled summary that looks more like this:
RESTORE²ᴺᴰ Case
R2-26-10482
ApplicantAnonymous during bidding
JurisdictionFlorida
General matterFederal firearm rights restoration review
HistoryRelevant non-identifying factual summary
Sentence statusCompletion information available
Supporting materialRecords, references and evidence summarized
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Why Hide the Applicant?
If an attorney received your name, phone number, email, exact address or another easy identifier before bidding, that attorney might be able to contact you outside the RESTORE²ᴺᴰ process.
The Identity Firewall is designed to keep the marketplace fair: attorneys evaluate the same controlled opportunity, submit their offers through RESTORE²ᴺᴰ, and the applicant remains in control.
Read the detailed Identity Firewall explanation →What the Attorney Sees
Enough to Evaluate the Case. Not Enough to Go Around You.
✓ Information Attorneys Can Receive
- General case type and legal matter
- Relevant jurisdiction or state
- Sanitized factual history
- Sentence/completion information where relevant
- General record and evidence availability
- Non-identifying facts needed to evaluate complexity
- Questions answered through controlled RESTORE²ᴺᴰ channels
✕ Information Hidden During Bidding
- Your real name
- Your direct phone number
- Your email address
- Your street address
- Your exact date of birth
- Searchable case numbers when they could identify you
- Unredacted documents, identifying filenames or metadata
- Other information that would make you easy to locate
What Is an Attorney Offer?
It Is More Than Just a Price.
Each participating attorney decides independently whether to make an offer and what that offer includes.
Participating Attorney
Participating Attorney 2
Federal / firearms-rights practice
$1,795
Proposed Legal Fee$1,795
ScopeReview dossier, legal consultation and representation as described in offer
AvailabilityCan begin after engagement
Attorney NotesAttorney may explain approach, experience or conditions of the offer
Example only. Actual attorney services, fees and terms are determined independently by each participating attorney.
Your Choice
You Are Not Forced to Pick the Cheapest Offer.
The lowest fee may not be the attorney you prefer. You can compare the attorney's proposed services, experience, approach, availability and fee.
You decide. RESTORE²ᴺᴰ does not select the lawyer for you and does not require you to accept any offer.
You Can Choose:
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The attorney you think is the best fit
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A higher-priced attorney if you prefer that offer
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The lowest-priced offer if it fits your needs
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None of the attorneys
After You Choose
That Is When the Wall Comes Down.
Once you select an attorney and authorize the handoff, the process changes from anonymous marketplace review to direct attorney-client engagement.
1You select the attorney
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2You authorize the handoff
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3Contact information is released
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4You engage directly with counsel
Important Money Question
RESTORE²ᴺᴰ Fees and Attorney Fees Are Separate.
RESTORE²ᴺᴰ
You pay RESTORE²ᴺᴰ for the preparation/platform services you choose, such as the Restoration Dossier™ and any optional Records Retrieval Assistance.
See RESTORE²ᴺᴰ pricing →Your Attorney
The attorney independently sets the legal fee shown in the attorney's offer. That legal fee is separate from RESTORE²ᴺᴰ's preparation fees.
RESTORE²ᴺᴰ does not set the attorney's fee.
Common Questions
No Fine Print Needed to Understand the Basics.
Does an attorney know my name while bidding?
No. The marketplace presentation is designed to keep direct applicant identity and contact information behind the RESTORE²ᴺᴰ Identity Firewall during bidding.
Can an attorney contact me before I choose them?
Not through the normal bidding process. Pre-selection communications are kept within controlled RESTORE²ᴺᴰ channels so the attorney does not receive your direct contact information.
Do I have to choose an attorney?
No. Receiving offers does not force you to hire anyone.
Does RESTORE²ᴺᴰ choose the best attorney for me?
No. RESTORE²ᴺᴰ operates the preparation and marketplace platform. You decide which attorney, if any, you want to retain.
Does the attorney's bid include the RESTORE²ᴺᴰ dossier fee?
No. RESTORE²ᴺᴰ preparation fees and attorney legal fees are separate.
When does the attorney finally learn who I am?
After you select that attorney and authorize the identity/contact handoff needed to move forward with direct engagement.
Ready to Begin?
Start With the Free Screening.
Build the file first. Keep control of your identity. Compare attorney offers before deciding whom to hire.
ATTORNEY PARTICIPATION
Review Organized Federal Restoration Opportunities.
Licensed attorneys can join the Founding Attorney interest list, create an attorney account, and learn how the RESTORE²ᴺᴰ marketplace is designed to work.