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me either. Bought my first can at bullseye in lawrenceville. They did the trust for free.
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How much should a trust cost?
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me either. Bought my first can at bullseye in lawrenceville. They did the trust for free.
My first can was free, along with the trust.
yeah. They do that so you will buy a suppressor there. I bought a crappy 200 dollar 9mm suppressor they had on clearance. Worked out well.
I recommend my website and business: GeorgiaNFA.com
Website is: www.georgianfa.com
$200 for a trust, but you get Internet access to print out the trust anytime and anywhere you want, the ability to add items to the trust online and print out, plus updates on changes in Georgia trust law and needed changes to your existing trust documentation.
I am an attorney and "gun guy" and created this business because I saw a need to assist those wanting to purchase NFA regulated items through a trust. I don't deny that you can pass off using a form or Quicken Will Maker, and the BATF will most likely accept it. However, I created GeorgiaNFA.com for those who want a little more security with their documentation and the backing of an attorney. Plus, when trust laws change, no one sends out updates, but we do.
I feel that we are giving everyone more options at a reasonable price.
Also, GeorgiaNFA.com is an ODT supporter and any trusts purchased through Okuma Steve's link generate an automatic donation from GeorgiaNFA.com to ODT to help keep this site up and running so we can all keep enjoying it. So by purchasing a trust you are helping yourself and the ODT.
Website is: www.georgianfa.com
$200 for a trust, but you get Internet access to print out the trust anytime and anywhere you want, the ability to add items to the trust online and print out, plus updates on changes in Georgia trust law and needed changes to your existing trust documentation.
I am an attorney and "gun guy" and created this business because I saw a need to assist those wanting to purchase NFA regulated items through a trust. I don't deny that you can pass off using a form or Quicken Will Maker, and the BATF will most likely accept it. However, I created GeorgiaNFA.com for those who want a little more security with their documentation and the backing of an attorney. Plus, when trust laws change, no one sends out updates, but we do.
I feel that we are giving everyone more options at a reasonable price.
Also, GeorgiaNFA.com is an ODT supporter and any trusts purchased through Okuma Steve's link generate an automatic donation from GeorgiaNFA.com to ODT to help keep this site up and running so we can all keep enjoying it. So by purchasing a trust you are helping yourself and the ODT.
Of course you do.
My advice, and take it for FWIW which is not much, is that if you are single, then go the free route. If you have a family, and are looking to pass these items down, then I would engage a lawyer up to $350. There is some inheritance terminology that needs to be included in the trust, and it is lacking from the free trusts I have viewed.
I'm obviously not gouging or taking advantage as there are much more expensive attorney trusts out there that I do not think offer near the service and who do not donate proceeds to ODT. Am I pushing my business, of course, but I would expect everyone to see that as I did not try to hide it.
