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I already have a will, why do I need a gun trust? To understand the difference between these two estate planning documents, it’s useful to look at what each one does. Most people are familiar with wills. They serve to organize an estate, assigning how property gets distributed from your estate after your death. This …
Like any government bureaucracy, paperwork is a large part of the process of approving NFA weapons at the ATF. Once all of the applications have been submitted and the tax stamps received, many owners of these items wonder how to best maintain all of the records associated with possessing NFA property. It’s helpful to think …
Obtaining a tax stamp can be confusing for those purchasing an NFA item for the first time. Under the National Firearms Act, suppressors, short-barreled rifles and shotguns, machine guns, and those weapons that fall under the AOW label (any other weapon) are managed by a registration and tax stamp system. There are several types of …
It is a major part of the American ethos to “do it yourself.” Whether to save money, fill a gap in the products being offered, or simply for bragging rights, it has never been more popular to go the homemade route. It shouldn’t be surprising, then, that weapons and accessories are also many people’s “to …
When it comes to gun control, many people can understand restricting weapons that pose a particularly high threat to the population. Examples of these weapons include machine guns, sawed-off shotguns, and short-barreled rifles. For each of these items, a feature of the weapon has proven them to be especially dangerous. Machine guns In the case …
Whether you have had your trust for some time or you’ve recently purchased your trust and already need to make changes, NFA Lawyers makes updates possible and easy by providing an Instructions and Forms packet. This packet contains all of the amendments you will need as life and circumstances change. Amendments override what was written …
