Creating a trust for entire gun collection in Colorado

[frankythefly]

I have been thinking of creating a trust for all my weapons. This will be done in Colorado so if anyone can recommend an attorney that would be great.
My concerns/questions
1.) price
2.) Pros/cons of doing a trust
3.) Can trusts protect against weapons ban?
4.) Transferring current class III items to the trust.

Eventually I would like to add a house to the trust along with vehicles.

 

[remiglockoholic]

I'll answer #4.. You will incur additional fee to transfer the item to the Trust.

 

[frankythefly]

I'll answer #4.. You will incur additional fee to transfer the item to the Trust.

What kind of fee? I don't mind fees as long as I do not have to repeat the whole stamp process.

 

[remiglockoholic]

Well you have to transfer the nfa item to the Trust as though it's another person. So another $200 and Form 4 with the long wait. But you as the current owner can still use the item.

 

[Maggot]

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[Copper75]

Gun trust lawyer dot com
They have several attorneys listed in each state.
You will have to pay the $200 on each nfa item you transfer into the trust.
I'm in the same boat.
Shoulda done the trust first then bought the nfa stuff.

 

[BDA2]

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[Maggot]

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Id appreciate the same pm.

 

[RBE17]

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Could you please send me the same PM regarding a gun trust?

Thanks,


Steve.