For anyone who wants the Fundamentals of a Gun Trust

[SigForLife]

Here's an article that I wrote that basically explains the beginnings and fundamentals of Gun Trusts. http://blog.princelaw.com/2009/2/1/t...-the-gun-trust. This is a great place for newbies to start. Once you have the general idea, I have written this Gun Trust FAQ: http://blog.princelaw.com/2009/1/12/...sked-questions

[ruggerio]

thanks for all the info. really informative stuff and a very nice act on your part to share this info.
a question i have is if i have an existing llc is it possible to make it a trust.
tia ruggerio

[SigForLife]

A trust can own an LLC, but you cannot turn an LLC into a trust.

[bleaman225]

SigForLife...
I live in Lancaster, I see that Prince Law has an office here. Is there someone there that I can talk to in person about setting up a trust? It seems like the way to go for my NFA items.

[SigForLife]

The main attorney who is doing the Gun Trusts currently, Bob Sharpe, is in the Bechtelsville office. However, he does most of the gun trusts over the phone. Once the trust is finalized, he can either mail it to you (AKA you never have to come to any office) and then you get it notarized along with all other trustees, or you can come to the Bechtelsville office with all other trustees and one of the notaries will notarize it for you there. You can get in touch with Bob at 610-845-3803.

[phoenix_iii]

What's the cost for a Trust going through Bob?

[SigForLife]

It depends on exactly what you want/need, but usually around $350-400.

[phoenix_iii]

It depends on exactly what you want/need, but usually around $350-400.

Will Bob talk to you over the phone without an appointment/consulting fee? Email address maybe?

[bleaman225]

I just talked to Bob and Amy and mine is in the works. He gave me a discount for being a member of this page!! Thanks Sig

[bleaman225]

Yes he will Phoenix, I guess provided he is in the office and available