Posted: 3/7/2010 6:13:40 PM EDT
Can anyone refer me to someone that know how to create a trust for the purposes of NFA item(SBR) in Tucson area. I'm cheking to buy a program like Quicken, but I have no idea how to do it. Any help is appreciated. Thanks.
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Can anyone refer me to someone that know how to create a trust for the purposes of NFA item(SBR) in Tucson area. I'm cheking to buy a program like Quicken, but I have no idea how to do it. Any help is appreciated. Thanks. I hear one of the Quicken programs will do it, but not sure which. I would like info as well as I'm planning the same thing. I want to know if there is a cost besides the cost of the program. |
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David Goldman is the man to see. http://www.guntrustlawyer.com/ |
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Can anyone refer me to someone that know how to create a trust for the purposes of NFA item(SBR) in Tucson area. I'm cheking to buy a program like Quicken, but I have no idea how to do it. Any help is appreciated. Thanks. I hear one of the Quicken programs will do it, but not sure which. I would like info as well as I'm planning the same thing. I want to know if there is a cost besides the cost of the program. I used Quicken Willmaker |
| Derek at AZ Expert ArmsHe isn't in Tucson (he is in Queen Creek so north Tucson?) but he can set one up for you. Derek just set one up for me $75 all said and done with instructions on exactly what to send in with the paperwork, he is a good guy and answered all of my questions and also told me that if I have any questions at any time I can call him and he will do his best to help me out. I know you want someone in Tucson, you would have to call and ask him but he might be able to do it over the phone and send it to you. His contact info is 480-507-0200 www.azexarms.com . |
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Willmaker user here as well. It couldn't be much simpler, I've gotten several items this way. I keep several of the BATFE forms filled out (except for signatures and dates), that way, when I go to buy something, I just have to sign and date after my supplier fills in his info. Saves me a lot of time and writing since I use the forms that you can just fill in on the computer. Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Can anyone refer me to someone that know how to create a trust for the purposes of NFA item(SBR) in Tucson area. I'm cheking to buy a program like Quicken, but I have no idea how to do it. Any help is appreciated. Thanks. I hear one of the Quicken programs will do it, but not sure which. I would like info as well as I'm planning the same thing. I want to know if there is a cost besides the cost of the program. I used Quicken Willmaker |
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He charges an awful lot for something you can do yourself. |
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This is true......I and two other friends are currently having David set up a NFA trust for the three of us together –––– to the tune of $600.00. David is very thorough, and his trusts are set up specifically for the individual / group to pertain directly with NFA law ––- it's not an off-the-shelf, generic trust modified for NFA use. He not only has had ATF look over & approve is trust format, but he also submits your paperwork to a lawyer familiar with firearms laws in your State of residence to overview the final paperwork to make sure it pertains to, and holds up to, any scrutiny within your State. My friends and I felt the $600 was well worth it to have it done this way. There's more to a NFA trust than just bypassing the CLEO sign off, and we wanted to make sure that our families (and the trust's assets of course) were protected as well as the three of us individually. There's way too much at stake to screw around with this..... Just The Bear's 2 cents worth guys. |
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I went with these folks in Scottsdale and got the entire estate planning package for $900 that includes a will, trust, living will, powers of attorney, etc. These guys are top notch. National Future Benefits
If you go with these guys, message me and I'll give you a formal referral for a discount. |