I am in the process of engagement/getting married. The plan is to get married by next August. Is there any way I can co-register so my fiance has access to my firearms as well?
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Or adopt her as your child. But that might complicate things when you get married later.Comment
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If you are sure it's the right thing, then this is the way to do it.
I would not have gotten married in a ceremony if I wasn't already married beforehand. Putting together the ceremony was super stressful.Comment
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He's getting married, hopefully that includes some some features.
Registered is a messy can of worms. Can't lend it to you kids or family, can't will it when you die, can't take it with you when you die, etc, etc.
I wonder, if you use your assault weapon to defend yourself is it looked at differently than if you used a featureless rifle? I can see the headline, "Man uses ASSAULT weapon to kill visitor".Comment
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I was just meeting with 2 young attorneys (females) yesterday regarding living trust and estate issues. They gained my respect when they mentioned strongly "couples get divorced in California ALOT!"Comment
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