Armory Sponsor
Posted: 3/22/2010 11:09:54 AM EDT
Not being totally familiar with Trusts, I'm wondering how many have a trust for personal stuff and a seperate for NFA? Is it even legal to have 2 trusts? 
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| You could have one for each NFA firearm if you wanted, but as mentioned, you need to be able to keep them straight etc. I can see where a bunch of different trusts could get confusing or easily mixed up, which could result in a huge messed up ordeal if the wrong circumstances are present. |
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There is no reason to put non-NFA stuff in a trust. Just use a will. But you could if you wanted. I start a new trust for each separate NFA item. I name them things like "Smith Family Trust", "Smith Family Trust 2", 'Smith Family Trust 3" What is your reasoning for doing this? |
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There is no reason to put non-NFA stuff in a trust. Just use a will. But you could if you wanted. I start a new trust for each separate NFA item. I name them things like "Smith Family Trust", "Smith Family Trust 2", 'Smith Family Trust 3" What is your reasoning for doing this? Ditto to the above...... |
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There is no reason to put non-NFA stuff in a trust. Just use a will. But you could if you wanted. I start a new trust for each separate NFA item. I name them things like "Smith Family Trust", "Smith Family Trust 2", 'Smith Family Trust 3" There are plenty of things to put in trust, from heirlooms to vacation property to firearms; also anything you don't want going through the courts for dispensation. |
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