I have just been appointed the class 3 guy at work. i have been around suppressors enough to be able to sell them, and ive got most of the paperwork down. i want to be able to create a template style trust for my customers... does anyone have any experience with this. there is a lawyer locally who builds trusts exclusively for class 3, but he charges quite a bit. so much so that it might scare potential customers away from buying class 3. any advice?
Suppressors building a trust
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Re: building a trust
I'd say to advise customers about he importance of a solid, state specific trust. If the cost scares them away, then so would price of the can and the stamp.
I'd say to advise customers about he importance of a solid, state specific trust. If the cost scares them away, then so would price of the can and the stamp.
Re: building a trust
You're not a lawyer, why open yourself to the risk by playing one? I realize providing legal documents isn't exactly being a lawyer, but I wouldn't open that can of potential worms..
You're not a lawyer, why open yourself to the risk by playing one? I realize providing legal documents isn't exactly being a lawyer, but I wouldn't open that can of potential worms..
Re: building a trust
I purchased Quiken WillMaker software and used the trust option. I recommend it to all my friends. Never an issue. On the Schedule A the only thing mine says is "All NFA Items".
I purchased Quiken WillMaker software and used the trust option. I recommend it to all my friends. Never an issue. On the Schedule A the only thing mine says is "All NFA Items".
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the lawyer i was referring to charges about the price of a can, so you could easily see how that could deter some folks who arent prepared to break the bank. how much was that software? and does it have to be notarized?
the lawyer i was referring to charges about the price of a can, so you could easily see how that could deter some folks who arent prepared to break the bank. how much was that software? and does it have to be notarized?
Re: building a trust
I would locate a different attorney and do a deal with him/her. If he will do them for $xyz you will send all of your customers to him for it. There are lots of starving attorneys out there.
I would locate a different attorney and do a deal with him/her. If he will do them for $xyz you will send all of your customers to him for it. There are lots of starving attorneys out there.
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Look up Randall Baad in Florida via Google. 250.00 for a NFA revocable trust. You an also send all your customers to him. takes about two days through email and maybe a phone call.
Look up Randall Baad in Florida via Google. 250.00 for a NFA revocable trust. You an also send all your customers to him. takes about two days through email and maybe a phone call.
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+1 on finding a "good" attorney to send all your clients too. Call them up and see what they charge for a Trust. Then tell them who you are and what you are doing and see what their rock bottom price is for you giving them customers on a regualr basis. Attorneys like to negotiate.
But I would DEF stay away from giving Legal advice on a Trust, or setting up this "template" that you are talking about.
+1 on finding a "good" attorney to send all your clients too. Call them up and see what they charge for a Trust. Then tell them who you are and what you are doing and see what their rock bottom price is for you giving them customers on a regualr basis. Attorneys like to negotiate.
But I would DEF stay away from giving Legal advice on a Trust, or setting up this "template" that you are talking about.
