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8/11/2008 2:24:28 PM EDT
I bought a will and trust program.  There is nothing about any thing to do with nfa items. On the cover said for wills and living trust and was $20.00.  Did I just get taken, and if so do i need the quicken will maker
8/11/2008 3:07:52 PM EDT
[#1]
Willmaker doesn't say anything about NFA either. All you do is put your NFA item, or other property you wish to arrange, into the Schedule A. The trust itself does not deal with NFA. The only way to make it pertain specifically to NFA is to involve an attorney .
8/11/2008 3:41:47 PM EDT
[#2]
thanks for the reply but the programs dosn't saying about putting mh wife in the trust.  I go through and click on general living trust, and it wonts the date and the name of the trust.  Put that in and the it goes to a form that is printable about pulling the plug if i am in a veg state.  That is it nothing more
8/11/2008 4:12:05 PM EDT
[#3]
I would just get Quicken WillMaker.  It's pretty much  the standard on all these forums, so getting help will be so much easier.  That was my main reason for getting it (every firearm forum seems to have a FAQ regarding willmaker).
8/11/2008 5:59:58 PM EDT
[#4]
get a lawyer.
8/11/2008 7:37:47 PM EDT
[#5]
Does the trust its self require that the trustee's/grantor's address and social security number be included in order to be approved by ATF?  Has anyone been approved without that information?

I notice that Quicken WillMaker doesn't include this information, yet an attorney I spoke with today mentioned the SSN as a standard identification for a trust.  A basic trust from him also runs about $1200.

8/11/2008 9:21:13 PM EDT
[#6]

Quoted:
Does the trust its self require that the trustee's/grantor's address and social security number be included in order to be approved by ATF?  Has anyone been approved without that information?

I notice that Quicken WillMaker doesn't include this information, yet an attorney I spoke with today mentioned the SSN as a standard identification for a trust.  A basic trust from him also runs about $1200.



$1200 insurance on a 10,000 or more MG is cheap if you ask me.
8/12/2008 11:11:48 AM EDT
[#7]
I had an attorney draft a NFA Trust for me and it doesnot have my SSN in it.

It mentions things about my heirs being 21 before receiving any firearm.
8/12/2008 11:34:40 AM EDT
[#8]
My NFA trust is a complex trust (Multiple Trustees) with language specifically used for NFA items. I paid an Attorney $500 for it, and it took all of about 3 days start to finish. There are no SSN's.

If you'd like some information, IM me.

(Edit: I consider this a GREAT investment.)
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