Well, the best way is to not do something which will get them taken away in the first place. If that option is exhausted, then it's going to depend on the specifics of your situation. If you were adjudicated mentally defective, discharged from the military under dishonourable conditions, or have been convicted of any crime of domestic violence (felony or misdemeanor), or have been convicted of any federal felony, your only real option in those instances... is no option at all.
On the other hand, if you lost your gun rights for something which was a felony only at state level (and wasn't related to domestic violence), there is hope. It's going to require you to apply for relief of disability with the state of KY.
Impossible to answer without knowing how they were lost. Details matter. If they were lost for a conviction of something which was a felony under federal law, the odds are pretty much null.
The state of Kentucky.
If your parental rights have been involuntarily terminated in the state of Kentucky, then you have 30 days from the date of the decision to appeal your case. The Court of Appeals can either uphold the decision or rescind the decision back to the Circuit Court.
No - only an adoption would terminate your obligation.
The abbreviation for the US State of Kentucky is Ky.
Some long guns, although it depends on which state you live in - that's a matter of agreement between states. Handguns, no.
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I'm looking for KY state tax forms
Not in the state of ky. I'm getting ready to do it this week.
yes