Suppressor and NFA Trust questions

[Coach W]

my kids didn't even though some of the are 21 or older.

You've got kids older than 21? Youre OLD, no wonder you're crotchety.

[Biggs]

Getting the trust is the easy part. I would figure 12 months on anything you submit on and be happy if you get it faster.

As to who has to sign in front of the notary, anyone listed as a trustee has to sign. For example my wife & I are trustees, my kids are beneficiaries. My wife and I had to sign, my kids didn't even though some of the are 21 or older.

Are your kids over 21 allowed to possess the items?

[Mike D]

Suppressor and NFA Trust questions

Are your kids over 21 allowed to possess the items?

Hmmmmmm. That's a good question.

Since they really have no use to use them without me being around, it's never really come up.

I will have to ask Sean about that.

EDIT: I just talked to Sean and no, beneficiaries cannot be in possession of NFA items without a trustee present.

[super_dave]

In a trust, what happens if a member of the trust commits a felonious crime? Is he/she simply removed from the trust or is the trust disbanded??

[Biggs]

Hmmmmmm. That's a good question.

Since they really have no use to use them without me being around, it's never really come up.

I will have to ask Sean about that.

EDIT: I just talked to Sean and no, beneficiaries cannot be in possession of NFA items without a trustee present.

Great info. Thank you

[dclifton]

I was talking to a ATF agent last week, he says wait time is going to be 2 years in the very near future! He laughed when I asked him about E file.... Not looking good....

I think he's full of it. I heard they hired more people


Either way who knows.

[rednecktbrizz7]

Following... Gettin my money together to go ahead and buy a can I have heard laws are bout to change drastically to make it much more difficult to get one... I've heard everything from dang near impossible to stacks more paperwork

[Chad C]

Hmmmmmm. That's a good question.

Since they really have no use to use them without me being around, it's never really come up.

I will have to ask Sean about that.

EDIT: I just talked to Sean and no, beneficiaries cannot be in possession of NFA items without a trustee present.

Aren't there issues with access and not being a trustee if they are stored in a safe in your home and neither you nor your wife was home with said children? This would only matter if said children have access to/combination of the safe, I believe?

[Chad C]

I just spoke with Sean Cody, he's going to rewrite my trust. He's a trip Mike D.

[Mike D]

I just spoke with Sean Cody, he's going to rewrite my trust. He's a trip Mike D.

Yep, he's not your typical lawyer.