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  • 2ndamendment4life
    Junior Member
    • Apr 2010
    • 30

    Shooters of Cali, I need your help please

    thank you for taking the time to read my post.

    Ok... im engaged to a wonderful woman. We are getting married soon. Before she met me, she dated someone who talked her into opening a business with him. She agreed to it and then he conned some people out of alot of money, then fled. He is still at large... basically, the DA charged her of 11 counts of grand theft because she was the owner of the business. She pleaded out to avoid jail time per advice from her attorney. I am a shooter and loves guns. Right now i live with her in her home. I do not keep any firearms there but in a remote/secure location. She will have her record expunged after her probation at the end of the year. We are getting married in 2 weeks. now here are my questions

    1: Since i live with her and have my weapons at an offsite secure location, will she get in trouble for it?

    2: when we get married, will my owning guns be a problem?

    3: After she gets off probation and has her record expunged, will i be able to have my weapons in a safe in our house?


    ok. any advice or help would be appreciate. Also, please no stupid smartass remarks like "just get rid of the wife" kind of stuff. this is serious.

    Thank you in advanced for any advice you guys can offer.
    The right to bare arms i not only a RIGHT, but a necessity; It is imperative that we maintain our ability to defend our way of life and rise up against all those who would oppress us both foreign and domestic.. Shooters unite!!
  • #2
    Hopalong
    Senior Member
    • Oct 2010
    • 2436

    I think as long as they are your guns and she has no access to them you are ok

    But you obviously need to talk to an attorney that knows about gun laws.

    Especially about the expunged part.

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    • #3
      olhunter
      CGN Contributor
      • Dec 2008
      • 3707

      Originally posted by Hopalong
      But you obviously need to talk to an attorney that knows about gun laws.
      This.

      I wouldn't risk it all based on the advice of strangers on a online forum.
      It cannot be inherited, nor can it ever be purchased.
      You and no one alive can buy it for any price. It is impossible to rent and cannot be lent.
      You alone and our own have earned it with...Your sweat, blood and lives. You own it forever.

      The title is....."United States Marine".


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      • #4
        dieselpower
        Banned
        • Jan 2009
        • 11471

        Originally posted by 2ndamendment4life
        thank you for taking the time to read my post.

        Ok... im engaged to a wonderful woman. We are getting married soon. Before she met me, she dated someone who talked her into opening a business with him. She agreed to it and then he conned some people out of alot of money, then fled. He is still at large... basically, the DA charged her of 11 counts of grand theft because she was the owner of the business. She pleaded out to avoid jail time per advice from her attorney. I am a shooter and loves guns. Right now i live with her in her home. I do not keep any firearms there but in a remote/secure location. She will have her record expunged after her probation at the end of the year. We are getting married in 2 weeks. now here are my questions

        1: Since i live with her and have my weapons at an offsite secure location, will she get in trouble for it? Only if she has access.

        2: when we get married, will my owning guns be a problem? Only if she has access and firearms violate her conditions

        3: After she gets off probation and has her record expunged, will i be able to have my weapons in a safe in our house? Two issues here. Just because she has her record expunged doesnt mean her rights are restored...get a lawyer to explain this. Nothing is really expunged from offical records or her wavier. case in point, if she signs a background check agreement, it will show all of this. Only casual investigations will overlook this and only if the investgator is a newbie. Unless she has her rights restored and firearms is not listed as a no-no, she must never have access to them..at all. Her violations do not remove YOUR rights. Get a lawyer

        ok. any advice or help would be appreciate. Also, please no stupid smartass remarks like "just get rid of the wife" kind of stuff. this is serious.

        Thank you in advanced for any advice you guys can offer.
        You never lose money talking to a lawyer.

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        • #5
          magsnubby
          Senior Member
          • Oct 2005
          • 669

          Originally posted by Hopalong
          But you obviously need to talk to an attorney that knows about gun laws.
          What he said.

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          • #6
            ysr_racer
            Banned
            • Mar 2006
            • 12014

            But, but, funkey_monkey_127 said it was OK

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