Suppressors can anyone recomend a trust lawyer in Texas

[ctso030]

im looking to do a trust on a few supressors I purchased. looking for some help. im in Texas

 

[mdmorrow]

Chris Bass in Dallas did mine. He's good to go.

 

[sykofreak]

I used Jim Willi. He's easy to get a hold of, and the process was pretty painless.

 

[sykofreak]

I used Jim Willi. He charges $300. He's easy to get a hold of for questions, and the process was pretty painless.

 

[z71rat]

Give Silencer Shop a shout. They are in Texas. Good people to work with, should you decide to do it yourself...

DK

 

[Pinecone]

As I understand it, if you already have them (purchased and Form 4 done) you will have to transfer them into the trust, which is another tax stamp.

 

[hdfireman]

Chris Bass in the DFW area or Sean Cody in the Houston area. Both do a lot of gun trust and they are pretty quick

 

[Renegade]

Chris Bass in the DFW area or Sean Cody in the Houston area. Both do a lot of gun trust and they are pretty quick

This.

 

[Renegade]

As I understand it, if you already have them (purchased and Form 4 done) you will have to transfer them into the trust, which is another tax stamp.

He means he bought them and they are inbound to local FFL and need s to setup a trust to F5 them to.

 

[graewolf]

I used Sean Cody in Houston.

 

[Pinecone]

He means he bought them and they are inbound to local FFL and need s to setup a trust to F5 them to.

Just making sure.

 

[bigbear_98]

I used Jim Willi. He charges $300. He's easy to get a hold of for questions, and the process was pretty painless.

This is who I used and who was recomended by a bunch of folks including silencer shop.

Willi Law Firm, P.C. Austin, Texas Attorneys. Civil, Commercial, and Intellectual Property Litigation and Appeals. Austin Patent Attorney, Austin Patent Infringement Attorney, Texas Patent Attorney, Texas Patent Infringement Attorney, Austin Patent L

 

[normbal]

As I understand it, if you already have them (purchased and Form 4 done) you will have to transfer them into the trust, which is another tax stamp.

That's true.

But look around, the basic NFA trust is boilerplate legalese and are being sold online for around $150 these days.

I wrote my own, assembled from a basic trust with language specific to NFA and have over a dozen cans on it.

You WILL find attorneys who insist you need THEIR $600 package, but if you go to traffic court for a $40 speeding ticket do you really want to pay Johnny Cochrane's fees when representing yourself will do?

Pays your money and takes your chances.

 

[TexasGunTrustLawyer]

Thanks for the kind words guys. I do trusts for shooters all over the state of Texas. Chris and Jim are great guys to deal with also.

Sean Cody