Trusts and the New Anti-Gun Laws

[Viper45]

Holy Smokes!

Folks I present Exhibit A as to why lawyers are reluctant to post on forums.

Viper45, this isn't meant as a slam on you AT ALL, but it's a good example of how things can be misunderdstood.

The document I posted a link to isn't for forming a Trust. It's for transferring items to a Trust if a Trust already exists. I charge $300 to create a gun trust. More information on the process is available by sending an email to the address listed in my signature line, below.

In answer to the notary question: No. The transfer form does not need to be notarized.

Rod

Please don't let my comments discourage you or anyone else from pointing many of us in the right direction. I view topics like this not as 100% legal advice that will hold up in court, but as a nudge in the right direction before seeking further counsel.

You said yourself that this was a summary of a 13 page analysis, and since I don't know much about trusts, I figured I should ask for clarification to my questions. In hindsight, a PM might have been warranted (then obviously followed with a f2f meeting), but I digress. Regardless, thanks for taking the time to write this (and to set me straight); honestly didn't mean to make any waves here.