NFA Trust

[Ditrich]

Need a little help, I'm going to have some extra money at the of the month. Was wondering if
I could get some referrals on NFA Trust Lawyers in the Denver/Aurora area or in Colorado.

[rboyes]

Save the money and do it yourself. I made my trust and had no issues getting the stamp for my suppressor. Lawyers will always try and scare you into giving them money.

[stevelkinevil]

Im still unclear of the reason for a trust, would like to know as I am hoping to get a suppressor in the future now that I have the FNP tactical.

[rboyes]

A trust is effectively a legal box that I can put property into and I can control who has access to said property. With a trust you avoid having to get a CLEO signature as well as fingerprints. Also, I can add people into the trust wording so they too can possess my trust's NFA toys (as a military guy that can be handy should I move somewhere that isn't NFA friendly).

[Seamonkey]

A trust is effectively a legal box that I can put property into and I can control who has access to said property. With a trust you avoid having to get a CLEO signature as well as fingerprints. Also, I can add people into the trust wording so they too can possess my trust's NFA toys (as a military guy that can be handy should I move somewhere that isn't NFA friendly).

+1

Some people live in an area where they can't get the LEO signature so a LLC or trust is a better option.
Personally I went trust due to the ability to add people to the trust. Then I can store an item in that person's safe while I'm OCONUS or something.

PM sent on the lawyer I used

[SA Friday]

If you want the name of a lawyer who will do a trust for your class 3 goodies, send me a PM and I'll point you in the right direction.

I would, especially if he's in our area. Shoot it to me please.

[DOC]

I went the LLC route because I thought I could just print a letterhead giving persons permission to have possession of the toys. Was that an owner only thing?

[xjtwo]

I have some goodies as an individual, how hard would it be to move these to a trust?

Not trying to hijack OPs thread but didn't want to start a new "NFA Trust" topic.

-J

[rondog]

Wife and I recently went to a free seminar about Trusts and Wills, very informative and well-worth the effort! Wills are basically useless, but Trusts come in many forms and can be set up in different ways to make your assets nearly bulletproof. I don't know how NFA weapons are put into trusts though, they didn't cover that.

[gos]

+1

Some people live in an area where they can't get the LEO signature so a LLC or trust is a better option.
Personally I went trust due to the ability to add people to the trust. Then I can store an item in that person's safe while I'm OCONUS or something.

PM sent on the lawyer I used

legally, you can store an nfa item in a friend's safe, if it's in a locked case and your friend does not have the key. copy of the stamp must stay with the item.