$59 Trust?

[Roadie]

Allow me to preface this post by saying I know next to NOTHING about Trusts. That being said, I got this in an email and thought I would pass it on just in case it could help someone out..

GEARHOG | 50% - 70% off your favorite outdoors, hunting and fishing gear

[h=3]Deal Overview[/h] 199Trust.com is a document creation service that creates NFA Gun Trust documents at the specific direction of our customers.

 

[romad7]

That's the exact deal that I used for my trust and have had no issues.

 

[cobber]

That's the exact deal that I used for my trust and have had no issues.

As far as you know...

 

[stephen87]

That's the exact deal that I used for my trust and have had no issues.

No issues with no challenges, or has it been challenged?

 

[romad7]

I've used it 6 times, Form 1 and 4. No challenges, delays or anything.

 

[pipelinen]

No issues with no challenges, or has it been challenged?

Eventually they will all probably be challenged so what does it matter who drafted it? Don't waste your money money with a lawyer. Lawyers are the biggest problem with this country!

 

[stephen87]

I'd disagree with that. The entitlement group and the people who blame others for their problems are the biggest problems with this country.

 

[HHollow]

Cheap out on a trust? Maybe if all you have is a can.
$25K spent on rare machinegun
$2K for a nice safe to protect MG
$200 transfer tax
$300 yearly cost of insurance

No way would I cheap out on a trust for said MG

 

[AngryRooster]

Still think I'll go with Grant. Grew up with him and my parents are still neighbors with his. I prefer to have a live person for support.

 

[Roadie]

Cheap out on a trust? Maybe if all you have is a can.
$25K spent on rare machinegun
$2K for a nice safe to protect MG
$200 transfer tax
$300 yearly cost of insurance

No way would I cheap out on a trust for said MG

Point taken. But if you are poor like me and just want to say.. SBR a rifle.. you can use a Trust for that, I assume?

 

[stephen87]

Roadie, you can use a trust for any NFA items, as far as I understand. I think the point he was making is, when you have more than just one stamp, and some items are that expensive, don't cheap out just because it's cheap. Get one that you KNOW is done right or that you KNOW someone else will help you fight if it winds up in court or denied.

 

[Roadie]

Roadie, you can use a trust for any NFA items, as far as I understand. I think the point he was making is, when you have more than just one stamp, and some items are that expensive, don't cheap out just because it's cheap. Get one that you KNOW is done right or that you KNOW someone else will help you fight if it winds up in court or denied.

Understood. I will be going cheap, if I can go at all lol, unless I win the lottery

 

[Hop]

That's the one I used 3x now. All 3 still pending though. I've compared it to a couple others and it appears to be well written.

 

[CHCRandy]

Roadie, you can use a trust for any NFA items, as far as I understand. I think the point he was making is, when you have more than just one stamp, and some items are that expensive, don't cheap out just because it's cheap. Get one that you KNOW is done right or that you KNOW someone else will help you fight if it winds up in court or denied.

Are you saying if you hire Grant or another "live" attorney, that future legal fees to defend said trust is included in the original cost of the trust?

 

[Woobie]

Are you saying if you hire Grant or another "live" attorney, that future legal fees to defend said trust is included in the original cost of the trust?

I used Grant and was very happy. No, this doesn't pay for legal representation, but he did let me know that if I needed NFA advice, he would help me out. To me, having the ability to talk to an attorney experienced in NFA issues is well worth the few extra bucks.

 

[stephen87]

Are you saying if you hire Grant or another "live" attorney, that future legal fees to defend said trust is included in the original cost of the trust?

Not at all. I AM saying that if it winds up being challenged for any reason, they are going to be the most likely to help you out, not financially, but most likely to take the case.

 

[CHCRandy]

I see what you mean. Is Grant on this site? Have you guys ever known of a trust being challenged, and if so, what was the outcome? I am new to this trust stuff........but been wanting to get one even though I have nothing with a stamp.

Thanks

 

[liston1972]

I see what you mean. Is Grant on this site? Have you guys ever known of a trust being challenged, and if so, what was the outcome? I am new to this trust stuff........but been wanting to get one even though I have nothing with a stamp.

Thanks

Please feel free to email me at liston@carsonboxberger.com or call me at (260)423-9411 with any questions. I hope all is well - Grant

 

[Gamez235]

No No No No..

The recently released a pretty in depth and lengthy report, as did a few lawyers that weigh in on it. Right now there is a good deal of trusts that all have the same beneficiary on their trust cause a group of people copy and pasted the information and didn't change everything they needed too.

 

[chezuki]

Right now there is a good deal of trusts that all have the same beneficiary on their trust cause a group of people copy and pasted the information and didn't change everything they needed too.

Well, that was silly.