Adding someone to your firearm trust

[sold7]

My daughter just turned 21 want to add her to the trust anyone know how?

I know as granter I am allowed to amend the trust just not sure how?

 

[Tony2X]

Backspace the old name and type in hers.

 

[batoncolle]

I would first read your trust to make sure it does not already identify how changes are to be made. The way I did it, so this is not legal advice, was to create an amendment specifically detailing the change (in my case a removal and addition). I then attached the amendment to the trust.

 

[sold7]

I would first read your trust to make sure it does not already identify how changes are to be made. The way I did it, so this is not legal advice, was to create an amendment specifically detailing the change (in my case a removal and addition). I then attached the amendment to the trust.

That seems to be what most say to do and get the amendment notarized and attach to the original trust

 

[rOmiLaYu]

That seems to be what most say to do and get the amendment notarized and attach to the original trust

This

 

[batoncolle]

That seems to be what most say to do and get the amendment notarized and attach to the original trust

Yep get it notarized. I left that part out which is why I said it was not legal advice.

 

[gamadmex4502]

I would first read your trust to make sure it does not already identify how changes are to be made. The way I did it, so this is not legal advice, was to create an amendment specifically detailing the change (in my case a removal and addition). I then attached the amendment to the trust.

Just went through a similar situation with my mom for her trust. She made a material change, which required an attorney to create an amendment to the trust, which she had to have signed and notarized.