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  1. Another trust question

    Depends on the specifics of the trust language as to whether or not the trust may or may not continue upon death of the grantor. That's often an overlooked consideration.

  2. Another trust question

    You can put them in the trust. As to should you or not, well, I'm kinda squeamish about pitting non-NFA items in NFA a trust; ATF can get visibility of the non-NFA items if you subsequently add another NFA item to the trust. Maybe I'm a tad paranoid or just being careful.

  3. Another trust question

    If you have NFA items, placing them in trust can make passing the items to named beneficiaries much easier than through probate as you can use Form 5s for transfers rather than Form 4s, if the trust is properly written. Saves a lot of hassles and cost of tax stamp(s).

  4. Ranges that rent full auto?

    Sandy Springs Gun Club--just shot their suppressed MP5 on full auto. Double tax stamp fun!

  5. Where to file trust?

    I greatly appreciate JoKeR50 and his endorsement. I am sure that any of the attorneys that are mentioned in this thread will treat ODT'ers right. Dean and Neal are well known and offer a product at an unbelievable price in my view. If you do make the investment in the Class III world...

  6. A funny thought about SBR and SBS

    I'm gonna say double tax stamps as you then have an AOW--shotgun w/ less than 18" bbl. One stamp for the lower, one for the AOW. Best bet is to call ATF and get definitive guidance.
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    1st SBR stamp and not the last...

    Amazed--just got my SBR stamp back, 4 months and two weeks going the paper route. A pleasant surprise...

  8. Trustee one or two lumps?

    I always suggest at least one successor trustee--gives another named individual in the trust an opportunity to play with the toys without worrying about "constructive possession" issues. For the ODT'ers that know me, they know I'm a trust attorney and like heavyd says, little nuances make all...

  9. Notary Question (NFA Trust)

    The initial County reference is typically to the County in which the document was signed. So, a Fulton resident may execute a trust reflecting he's a Fulton resident, but if the document was signed in DeKalb, it should read State of GA, County of DeKalb. A Georgia Notary is able to notarize...

  10. NFA and Going to Active Duty?

    Just be careful how the trust is amended to add a new trustee, if you go that route.

  11. NFA and Going to Active Duty?

    did you identify another trustee in your trust? worst case leave it w/ that person. if you didn't ID another trustee, get an attorney to help you make a legitimate change to the existing trust. if you did a Quicken trust or some other fill-in-the-blank type of trust, you're about to learn a...

  12. Class 3 Shops that offer free Trust Services

    uh, be careful guys--the State AG's office doesn't regulate the unlicensed practice of law; that is done by the State Bar of Georgia. Make sure whoever is doing it has been cleared by the State Bar, not the State AG. There are several local GA lawyers that can assist or people can always...
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