Posted by Sheila on Apr 5, 2015 in Estate Planning | Comments Off on Do I Need a Gun Trust?
If you own a gun, you need a gun trust. The National Firearms Act has made a Gun Trust an important part of your estate planning. You want your loved ones to be able to keep the gun(s) you have without the government coming to take them if they aren’t correctly registered and taken care of in your estate.
Call me at 770-631-2334 to set an appointment to have your gun trust prepared. Estate planning is important–don’t wait till it’s too late.
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