The law offices of Leonard Williamson have been dedicated to protecting the Second Amendment rights of Oregonians. As part of this commitment, we offer expert legal services for drafting gun trusts, a crucial tool for those owning or acquiring firearms regulated by the National Firearms Act (NFA).
A properly crafted gun trust allows you to legally own, possess, and transfer NFA-regulated items—such as suppressors, short-barreled rifles, and other Title II firearms—while ensuring compliance with ATF regulations. Beyond regulatory compliance, a gun trust protects these valuable assets within your estate, simplifying inheritance and shielding your loved ones from potential legal complications.
Leonard Williamson’s extensive knowledge of firearms law and estate planning ensures your trust is tailored to meet your specific needs and safeguard your firearms for generations to come. Contact us today to learn how a gun trust can protect your rights, your assets, and your legacy.
Crafting gun trusts to ensure compliance with NFA regulations, protect firearm assets, and simplify inheritance
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Managing Partner
Leonard Williamson
Leonard’s private practice concentrates on family law, estate planning, probate, commercial litigation, and legal issues related to firearms. Many of Leonard’s clients might start their professional relationship with him in one matter such as a divorce and then continue their relationship having him handle their estate planning or commercial business matters. Navigating the court system in a divorce or the probate a loved one’s estate is both emotionally and legally challenging. Leonard understands those issues and is sensitive to them. Our lives are complex, and you should seek legal advice from someone who has a diverse background and can help you navigate the challenges you face.
FAQs
What is a gun trust, and why do I need one?
A gun trust is a legal tool that allows for the ownership, transfer, and inheritance of NFA-regulated firearms while ensuring compliance with federal laws.
What items can I include in a gun trust?
Items like suppressors, short-barreled rifles, and other Title II firearms regulated under the NFA can be included.
How does a gun trust benefit my estate planning?
A gun trust protects firearm assets, simplifies inheritance, and helps loved ones avoid legal issues after your passing.
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