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South Carolina has joined the growing list of states in which we have a relationship with a lawyer who is familiar with the National Firearms Act’s requirements relating to the formation of trusts to purchase Title II Firearms (sold by Class 3 SOT dealers). These include silencers, short barrel rifles, and machine guns.

If you are looking to create a South Carolina NFA Gun Trust, please Contact us and we can help make sure your trust deals with the many unique issues surrounding owning these firearms in a Revocable Trust.

If you live in South Carolina or another state and wish to create a NFA trust to protect your family and purchase NFA or regular firearms Contact a NFA Gun Trust Lawyer® in your state.

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Wisconsin has joined the growing list of states in which we have a relationship with a lawyer who is familiar with the National Firearms Act’s requirements relating to the formation of trusts to purchase Title II Firearms (sold by Class 3 SOT dealers). These include silencers, short barrel rifles, and machine guns.

If you are looking to create a Wisconsin NFA Gun Trust, please Contact us and we can help make sure your trust deals with the many unique issues surrounding owning these firearms in a Revocable Trust.

If you live in Wisconsin or another state and wish to create a NFA trust to protect your family and purchase NFA firearms.

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Pennsylvania has joined the growing list of states in which we have a relationship with a lawyer who is familiar with the National Firearms Act’s requirements relating to the formation of trusts to purchase Title II Firearms (sold by Class 3 SOT dealers). These include silencers, short barrel rifles, and machine guns.

If you are looking to create a Pennsylvania NFA Gun Trust, please Contact us and we can help make sure your trust deals with the many unique issues surrounding owning these firearms in a Revocable Trust.

If you live in Pennsylvania or another state and wish to create a NFA trust to protect your family and purchase NFA or regular firearms Contact a NFA Gun Trust Lawyer® in your state.

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We work with over 10 lawyers in Texas who help provide Gun Trusts to their clients. The Gun Trust lawyers® we work with are familiar with the National Firearms Act’s requirements relating to the formation of trusts to purchase Title II Firearms (sold by Class 3 SOT dealers). These include suppressors (aka silencers), short barrel rifles, and machine guns.

If you are looking to create a Texas NFA Gun Trust, please Contact us and we can help make sure your NFA trust deals with the many unique issues surrounding owning these firearms in a Revocable Trust.

If you are a lawyer licensed in any state and would like to work with us to provide NFA trusts to clients in your state, please Contact David Goldman a Florida Gun Trust Lawyer®.

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Below is some information I on proposed Florida gun legislation.

The following bills have been filed to protect your constitutional and statutory right to have a firearm stored in your vehicle in a parking lot for self-defense and other lawful purposes.

House Bill 503 by Greg Evers (R) (CO-SPONSORS) Mitch Needelman (R)

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Many gun owners are concerned about how the Supreme Court may rule in a case that is before them. A client of mine sent me a video link that shows what has happened in the UK and Australia.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TkS2BRoCd2I We have seen a substantial increase in the number of people looking to establish NFA Gun trusts in the past few months. Many are concerned with who the next president is and all seem concerned with the outcome of the case before the Supreme Court where a states ability to limit gun ownership is at issue.

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If you live in a Jacksonville or another city in Florida where the Chief law Enforcement Officer (CLEO) will not or easily sign a Form 4, there are several solutions.

Gun Trust, NFA Trust, Jacksonville Gun Lawyer, Florida NFA trust, Class 3 TrustTitle II Firearms (sold by Class 3 SOT dealers) include suppressors, , short barrel rifles, machine guns, and other destructive devices.

The most common solution is to create a NFA Gun trust to hold title to the firearms.

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Could you imagine an Estate Planning Lawyer selling wills or estate planning documents with a disclaimer in small print that your documents may not be valid in Louisiana or some other state.Jacksonville, Jacksonville Beach, PVB, Ponte Vedra Beach, Orange Park, Florida Will

Today I found another example of when using quicken is a bad idea. Paul Rabalais the author of Estate Planning in Louisiana: A Layman’s Guide to Understanding Wills, Trust, Probate, Power of Attorney, Medicaid, Living Wills & Taxes and Your Louisiana Estate Planning Blog wrote an article about how buying Quicken can be the Worst Buy at Best Buy. Apparently there is a small print on their software which says Estate Planning documents Not Valid in Louisiana. I wonder what other states their documents are not valid in. I have examined several trusts created by quicken, and they do not address the new Florida Trust Code that was implemented in 2007.

Some other examples of Do it your self wills and bad news are covered in my articles listed below

Do it Yourself Wills? More bad news and Do it Yourself Wills? a Good Idea or Not?

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Jacksonville Gun Lawyer, Florida NRA trust, Gun Trust, Class 3 TrustThis week the Supreme court decided to review a Washington D.C. Court decision that struck down a 31 year ban on pistols.

Many believe that the argument and decision by the Supreme Court will be based upon the widely contested interpretation of the 2nd amendment. Over the past few decades many have argued that the 2nd amendment of the United States Constitution was meant to only apply to states rights to arm their militia. The NRA, pro gun organizations, and many American have insisted that the 2nd amendment clearly applies to the individual rights of United States citizens.

Generally many communities have been imposing tighter restrictions on the rights of their state residents to own and possess guns of all types. The primary concern seems to be based around Title II Firearms (sold by Class 3 SOT dealers) which include silencers, short barrel rifles, and automatic weapons. Some states have restrictions on the ownership and possession of these devices in addition to the federal restrictions that are in place. Other states like Florida have no additional state restrictions at this time.

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jacksonvilleFloridaMachineGun NFA Gun Trust Lawyer Attorney.jpgJoshua Prince, a law student has written another article on NFA Firearm issues and estate planning. The article appears on Neil Hendershot’s PA Elder, Estate & Fiduciary Law Blog and is the third in a series on Gun Trusts.
To answer these and other question about Firearms and Estate Planning Please read his article Estate Planning for Grandpop’s Gun in the Chest. His article deals with the requirements, benefits, and detriments of registering a weapon as an individual person, corporation , or trust. Many of the issues hold trust for Florida Gun Trusts but you should check with a Florida Gun Lawyer to verify what makes sense in your particular situation. His article begins:

As an estate attorney, how do you handle the planning of an estate, which includes National Firearms Act [NFA] firearms? What if your client asks you, prior to his/her purchase of a NFA weapon, what is the best form of ownership, with long term estate planning in mind?

This issue may plague estate attorneys, leaving them to scratch their head in bewilderment as to the correct course of action. More importantly, a probate attorney may be flirting with malpractice, since the registration of NFA weapons is mandatory and ignorance is not a defense.

to read the full article titled Estate Planning 101 under the National Firearms Act follow this link

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