A Gun Trust should be designed to hold all firearms including those restricted by the NFA including your AR-15s. All of our Gun Trusts are designed for all of your firearms. As an owner of many types of guns, I designed this trust to deal with issues from a revolver,…
Many people are concerned about the ability to change the terms of their trust after they die or the Trust it becomes irrevocable. Our Professional Gun Trust no comes with an ArmsGuard™ Protector that allows for the terms of you trust to change if laws change in the future. This…
Lawyers in other states are always asking where they can learn about NFA Trusts and Gun Trusts. Here is an opportunity to learn about advanced planning with gun trusts for your clients. I have been asked by the American Bar Association to present a CLE which will be available to…
Wile many of our past Presidents have strongly supported our 2nd Amendment rights, our current President seems to want to restrict our rights. In honor of those who value our 2nd Amendment rights we are offering the following special. If you are one of the many responsible gun owners who…
As Obama was running for President he claims he will not take our guns away. Now it seems that the only way we may be able to protect our guns against future legislation he will likely sign may be to put our guns in a Gun Trust. Thanks to the…
While there is no actual Assault Weapon Ban, we are being asked many questions about regular firearms and the benefits of a Gun Trust. As laws may change or what is proposed may be different from what actually happens, the answers below be reviewed with your local Gun Trust Lawyer®…
A Gun Trust is designed for all of your firearms even if you do not have any Title II firearms. Title II firearms are sold by Class 3 Dealers and include Silencers, Short barreled rifles and shotguns, AOWs, DDs and full automatic pistols and rifles. While it is not necessary…
Today the ATF announced that a Laredo man was sentenced to 10 years for the illegal possession of a firearm. It is important to understand who can and who cannot own, possess, or use firearms whether they are Title I or Title II firearms. Just because you might not consider…
One of the most common questions I get pertains to the use of regular or other so called gun trusts for the purchase of items restricted by the NFA. The are many differences between a family, limited, or standard revocable trust and our NFA Firearms Trust. The biggest difference is…
Recently I found a link for a Free NRA membership. If you are not a member, you should be. If the $35 a year is a problem for you please try this link for a Free Membership. If you are a member, sign up your wife, or child for a…