I need a gun trust. How do I go about it?

[BigPimping]

I need to set up a gun trust but I don't really know how to go about it. Are there certain attorneys that specialize in this? Does anybody have any input on whom I should contact?

[six seven tango]

This is who I used. Quick, easy, painless. The hardest part was going to get it notarized. We did everything over the phone and e-mail, so you don't even have to be local to him. I gave him my info, and he had the trust to me the following afternoon.

[Dano3467]

I just had mine added in to the trust I was making, your gonna need one of those anyway.

[-hanko]

I just had mine added in to the trust I was making, your gonna need one of those anyway.

Agreed.

Wife and I set up a family trust a while ago...no downside to doing so, and it's far better than just a will...i.e., see a professional and do anything you can to avoid probate.

Our attorney got us set up with multiple properties and a lot of stuff for well less than $1K. Iirc, he charged another $100 for a gun trust.

I'm a firm believer in the old saying "Anyone who is their own lawyer has a fool for a client".

[sigstroker]

There are a bunch of gun trusts on the web for sale between $300 and $500. Of course they are intended for use in the United States, goodness knows if they'll work in California.