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Nolo Says Don’t Create A Gun Trust With Their Products

Today I ran across an entry on Nolo’s website addressing the appropriateness of using their living trust software, commonly referred to as Quicken, or Will Maker, to make a Gun Trust. The same issues would exist for Legal Zoom or other standard trust software. Thousands of people and many gun…

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More Invalid Gun Trusts being provided by Gun Stores

Today we received another copy of a Gun Store Generic NFA Trust that was provided to a customer of the shop. Not only was it a generic trust and did nothing to advise or protect the client from issues regarding the transfer, ownership, possession or use of TItle II firearms…

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Gun Shop Liability for Distributing Living Trusts and the Unauthorized Practice of Law

I recent read a very well written article by a Washington Lawyer regarding liability for the gun store and potential ethical violations for an attorney who works with a gun store in regards to providing Trust Forms. Many state bars have gone after Trust Mills in the past for very…

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New NFA Gun Trust Brochure Available

We have a new version of our NFA Brochure available to download and review. if you are interested in finding out more about NFA Trusts download the new NFA_Gun_Trust_brochure.pdf. We would appreciate any feedback on the document. —— If you want to create your own Gun Trust without a lawyer,…

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Firearms Dealers Creating Trusts For Customers

Some dealers are currently providing trusts to their customers to avoid the Chief Law Enforcement Officer (the “CLEO”) sign-off that is required for individual purchasers of Title II Firearms. When a non-lawyer dealer fills out or creates a trust for an individual they are violating their state’s unauthorized practice of…

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Free NFA Gun Trusts or Revocable Trust For NFA Firearms: Are they safe?

Many individuals are using Quicken, LegalZoom, or traditional revocable trusts to purchase firearms regulated by the NFA. A traditional trust is not appropriate for the purchase, transfer, or use of NFA firearms because of the unique characteristics of these firearms. A typical revocable trust is created to protect an individual…

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