With all of the
controversy surrounding guns and the Second Amendment, it may be smart to look
into a gun trust. What exactly is a gun trust?
It is an arrangement where a separate legal entity i.e., a trust, owns
the firearms, instead of the individual. White & Allen, P.A. is excited to
announce that we now offer our clients the service of establishing a “gun
trust”. Our gun trust is designed to own, possess, and transfer NFA (National
Firearms Act of 1934) firearms, non-NFA firearms, and fire-arm related
accessories in accordance with, among other federal, state, and local laws, the
Gun Control Act and the NFA. Our gun trust is customizable and is intended to
hold the foregoing property for the benefit of a beneficiary(ies), while
affording the Trustee(s) possessory and use rights over the same.
Some advantages of
using a gun trust currently include: No fingerprinting; No photograph; No Chief
Law Enforcement approval; Guidance provided in the trust to beneficiary(ies)
and the Trustee(s) to help prevent federal, state, and local firearms
violations; Mitigation of legal issues surrounding constructive possession; and
Privacy. Allow us to assist you with
your gun trust today! Call us at (252)-527-8000 or email mmurphrey@whiteandallen.com
for further assistance.
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