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Need NFA Trust Lawyer in SW Ohio
12/28/2011 9:28:48 PM
I would like to get my first SBR going. I've read a NFA Trust is the way to go. I'm having trouble finding a lawyer that is familiar with a NFA Trust. I live between Dayton and Cincy, so either direction would work.
What paperwork can I do on my end before meeting a lawyer to get the process started? As far as the Trust is concerned it's just my wife, baby girl and I. I know there are different types of Trusts and I'm unsure which is best for me.
What paperwork can I do on my end before meeting a lawyer to get the process started? As far as the Trust is concerned it's just my wife, baby girl and I. I know there are different types of Trusts and I'm unsure which is best for me.
12/28/2011 10:51:55 PM
Get Quicken WillMaker Deluxe 2011 that includes Trust and do it yourself.
12/28/2011 10:52:33 PM
12/29/2011 8:19:25 AM
Debrosse (spelling) in Columbus is the only lawyer I can find. He charges $600 to set it up when I emailed him.
12/29/2011 9:00:45 AM
This topic interests me as well...I'm looking to set one up for a suppressor purchase.
12/29/2011 9:57:58 AM
Peabody in Dayton apparently helps with this. $600 seems high for providing a blank template to fill in.
1/1/2012 10:24:23 AM
Originally Posted By scooper999:
Peabody in Dayton apparently helps with this. $600 seems high for providing a blank template to fill in.
Peabody in Dayton apparently helps with this. $600 seems high for providing a blank template to fill in.
+1
I did mine with Quicken in 2007. Has worked out just fine for a grand total of $30, IIRC.
1/1/2012 4:28:23 PM
1/1/2012 6:53:43 PM
Thanks for the link. Bought a copy.
1/1/2012 7:02:56 PM
Originally Posted By Thunderchicken21:
Thanks for the link. Bought a copy.
Thanks for the link. Bought a copy.
No problem. The software gives the trust a big, long name by default, and you can't change it. I had to export the file, then open it with word, and edit it to what I wanted. If you ever want to do a Form 1 for something, like maybe a short barreled rifle, you have to engrave the name on it, so it matters. Anyway, make sure you change it everywhere in the trust. Three places, for mine.
2/6/2012 8:14:44 AM
Greetings, trying to due the NFA Trust on Quicken, question is do we list NFA Articles as the first thing to show on the Schedule A and then the specific item with description as item, or just list the specific item in this case a sound suppressor 2?
Thanks
James
Thanks
James
3/18/2012 4:34:54 AM
I've also been batting around the Trust for NFA idea. A buddy of mine from MI just did it and he had to 'register' his trust with the .gov. Any provision similar to this in OH? I was under the impression that a notary stamp was all the involvment an outsider had to have in the process. ???
3/18/2012 9:16:01 AM
Originally Posted By scooper999:
Peabody in Dayton apparently helps with this. $600 seems high for providing a blank template to fill in.
Peabody in Dayton apparently helps with this. $600 seems high for providing a blank template to fill in.
Peabody's will help people
I would've never guessed.
3/18/2012 9:27:51 AM
Originally Posted By Spivey-Tove:
I've also been batting around the Trust for NFA idea. A buddy of mine from MI just did it and he had to 'register' his trust with the .gov. Any provision similar to this in OH? I was under the impression that a notary stamp was all the involvment an outsider had to have in the process. ???
I've also been batting around the Trust for NFA idea. A buddy of mine from MI just did it and he had to 'register' his trust with the .gov. Any provision similar to this in OH? I was under the impression that a notary stamp was all the involvment an outsider had to have in the process. ???
Some states require it. Ohio does not.
3/19/2012 4:28:50 PM
