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guns.gif A new concept in Estate planning is creating a trust to protect the families firearms. For the past few years the public has been using NFA Gun Trusts for the purchase and protection of Title II firearms that are restricted by the NFA. Most gun enthusiast expect there to be a renewed ban on Assault Weapons that becomes permanent. To protect your families assault weapons, you might consider a new twist to the firearms trust – the Assault Weapons Trust. It might be a good idea to transfer your Assault Weapons into a Assault Weapons Trust before there is a ban on future transfers of these firearms.

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As many of you have noticed the Firearms articles on this site have been transitioned to the NFA Gun Trust Lawyer website. If you are in Florida or any other state and are looking for a NFA Trust Lawyer or Gun Trust Lawyer or Contact us or visit NFA Gun Trust Lawyer website for more information. If you are looking or a gun trust in another state you can contact the NFA Gun Trust Lawyer ®website.

If you are looking for a form to create your own Gun Trust, check out http://www.GunTrust.com which allows individuals to create a real gun trust in only a few minutes by prompting them through a series of questions.

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The new Jacksonville Estate Planning Lawyer Web site for the Law Office of David M. Goldman PLLC has gone live. This site will act as a hub for the Florida Estate Planning Lawyer Blog and the NFA Gun Trust Lawyer Blog.

Its been a long month setting up the new website and more pages will be added as time permits. For now the Jacksonville, Florida based Law Office of David M. Goldman PLLC deals with:

Florida Asset Protection

Florida Estate Planning

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What happens if Grandpa needs to Nursing home coverage and he owns a Class3 weapon like a Machine Gun?

Title II Firearms (sold by Class 3 SOT dealers) or those controlled by the National Firearms Act are not exempt assets when it comes to Medicaid Planning.

There are ways to preserve these assets for your family but it involves converting the asset from an exempt asset to a non-exempt asset. On my other blog, Gun Trust Lawyer I wrote a Gun Trust Information article addressing this issue.

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A new Blog ( Gun Trust Lawyer ) dedicated to Gun Trusts and issues related to the ownership of Title II Firearms (sold by Class 3 SOT dealers) (which I started) has an article on a man who was arrested for an improper transfer of a unknown class 3 machine gun.

His gun misfired and was reclassified as a Machine Gun. This along with allowing a potential buyer to shoot it at a range resulted in the invalid transfer of a Class 3 Weapon, a crime punishable under the NFA with a sentence of up to 10 years in jail.

These are the types of transfers a NFA Gun Trust can help prevent.

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Tennessee has joined the growing list of states in which we have a relationship with a lawyer who is familiar with the (NFA) National Firearms Act’s requirements relating to the formation of trusts to purchase Title II Firearms (sold by Class 3 SOT dealers). These include silencers, short barrel rifles, and machine guns.

If you are looking to create a Tennessee NFA Gun Trust, please Contact us and we can help make sure your trust deals with the many unique issues surrounding owning these firearms in a Revocable Trust

If you live in Tennessee or another state and wish to create a NFA trust to protect your family and purchase NFA firearms (Title II) or Title I firearms Contact a NFA Gun Trust Lawyer® in your state.

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Florida Governor Charlie Crist today signed important National Rifle Association (NRA)-backed legislation into law that will protect the existing rights of law-abiding gun owners. House Bill 503 preserves the self-defense rights of law-abiding men and women as they travel in their cars to and from their daily activities.

“Customers and workers should not have to choose between protecting themselves or following the political policies of an anti-gun business,” said NRA Past President Marion P. Hammer. “The right to protect oneself must be maintained no matter where you park your car.”

This legislation protects the rights of gun owners to possess a firearm in any private motor vehicle in a parking lot, and prevents businesses from searching private vehicles of customers or employees.

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Virginia has joined the growing list of states in which we have a relationship with a lawyer who is familiar with the (NFA) National Firearms Act’s requirements relating to the formation of trusts to purchase Title II Firearms (sold by Class 3 SOT dealers). These include silencers, short barrel rifles, and machine guns.

If you are looking to create a Virginia NFA Gun Trust Lawyer, please Contact us and we can help make sure your trust deals with the many unique issues surrounding owning these firearms in a Trust.

If you live in Virginia or another state and wish to create a NFA trust to protect your family and purchase NFA firearms (Title II) or Title I firearms Contact a NFA Gun Trust Lawyer® in your state.

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The Florida Legislature has passed a bill allowing employees to keep gun in their cars while at work. Currently employers have been able to prohibit employees from keeping guns in their cars while on company parking lots. The new bill will allow workers to leave their personal weapons in their vehicles on company owned parking lots.

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