Posted: 5/2/2013 1:08:40 PM EDT
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Anyone heard of them? Gearhog has a coupon for $99 for an NFA trust.
Reviews anyone? |
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Reminds me of legal zoom. No thanks Get one from me in OK. I carry malpractice insurance and will be doing them later next year. ^_^ What kind of deal can you give an arfcommer?  The first few I do will be CHEAP. The partner at my firm isn't wanting to mess with any trusts right now, but I *think* I will be doing some in 2014. |
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Quoted: Count me in for one.Quoted: Quoted: Reminds me of legal zoom. No thanks Get one from me in OK. I carry malpractice insurance and will be doing them later next year. ^_^ What kind of deal can you give an arfcommer? The first few I do will be CHEAP. The partner at my firm isn't wanting to mess with any trusts right now, but I *think* I will be doing some in 2014. |
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Reminds me of legal zoom. No thanks Get one from me in OK. I carry malpractice insurance and will be doing them later next year. ^_^ What kind of deal can you give an arfcommer? The first few I do will be CHEAP. The partner at my firm isn't wanting to mess with any trusts right now, but I *think* I will be doing some in 2014. Can you start the trust without actually having any NFA items yet, and can you also include title1 weapons? |
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I used http://mynfatrust.net/ and was happy with it. Haven't been through the ATF yet, though. |
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Reminds me of legal zoom. No thanks Get one from me in OK. I carry malpractice insurance and will be doing them later next year. ^_^ What kind of deal can you give an arfcommer? The first few I do will be CHEAP. The partner at my firm isn't wanting to mess with any trusts right now, but I *think* I will be doing some in 2014. Can you start the trust without actually having any NFA items yet, and can you also include title1 weapons? ^ Never seen or heard of someone starting a trust without anything (even pending @ dealer items) before. I'm fairly positive title I weapons can be owned by the trust, although I'm not sure what the benefit would be other than a clear(er) intestate process. |
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Reminds me of legal zoom. No thanks Get one from me in OK. I carry malpractice insurance and will be doing them later next year. ^_^ What kind of deal can you give an arfcommer? The first few I do will be CHEAP. The partner at my firm isn't wanting to mess with any trusts right now, but I *think* I will be doing some in 2014. Can you start the trust without actually having any NFA items yet, and can you also include title1 weapons? ^ Never seen or heard of someone starting a trust without anything (even pending @ dealer items) before. I'm fairly positive title I weapons can be owned by the trust, although I'm not sure what the benefit would be other than a clear(er) intestate process. The benefit to me would be that when I die, my firearms won't go into probate, they will go directly to my heirs, same as the NFA items. |
