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roguetechie81
User ID: 79785318 United States 03/11/2021 08:22 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Trusts are not fraud, this is how many people own class III weapons. No reason you can't add normal firearms.... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 80130761 All of my kids are part of my trust...the trust owns all of our weapons Thank you. I used them for NFA T2 C3 as well. There is absolutely no reason you can not add non NFA regulated firearms into a trust. People here that are trying to scare people away from this either know what I state is valid and they don't want people doing it or they just don't know what they are talking about. I am simply telling people about this because once it is in the trust there will never need to be a "transfer" done again. No different than if a corporation owns it and all the shares transfer, the corporation still is the owner and no transfer/sale took place. The nice thing about trusts are they cost nothing to form and there are no ongoing annual fees. As long as you understand that they won't actually protect your guns from what's coming it's a perfectly good idea. That said, you need to be aware that they've never liked trusts and the next rounds of legislation will likely find ways to break any of them that are non corporate. roguetechie |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 49838646 United States 03/11/2021 08:25 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I am going to give you a suggestion, run with it if you like or ignore it totally. I am not providing legal advice, this is just me telling a story, so listen to my story or ignore it, your choice. Quoting: Cryptographer I suggest that you create an individual REVOCABLE TRUST for EACH FIREARM you own and assign ownership of a firearm into the given trust. This means each trust you create will own ONE firearm. If you have 10 firearms, you have 10 trusts. You can also assign ammo into the trust if you like. They can even be named in numbered order: OK Coral Firearms #1 Revocable Trust OK Coral Firearms #2 Revocable Trust OK Coral Firearms #3 Revocable Trust ...etc You will need at least one Trustee (you) and a beneficiary. Trusts cost NOTHING to form (unlike filing a LLC or corporation) and do NOT have to be part of any public record. To establish the date the trust was created so it can not be disputed later make sure your signature is NOTARIZED when you form the trust. Now... once you do this you no longer technically own the firearm, the trust does. This means that if you wish to transfer that trust to anyone else in the future you simply add a Trustee to the trust and then you can resign from the trust. That is not a transfer or sale of the firearm. The new trustee now has control of the trust, and the firearm, and no "transfer" has taken place. Do this BEFORE it is signed into law, if it looks like that is going to happen. I predict it will happen. You are welcome. If you have to do this its already over Agreed. If they don't respect the highest law of the land, then they aren't going to respect some trust written by one of their lowly subjects. |
President-Elect D. Moraniac
Clinging to my guns and Bibles User ID: 76239479 United States 03/11/2021 08:35 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Are their any good internet lawyers that will comment on this idea? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 69667897 I just did. I do estate planning. And it’s a GREAT idea and I’m ashamed I didn’t think of it. So you're going to take people's money for useless trusts you know won't mean shit? ... I guess if you're cool with being a piece of shit go right ahead You don’t know what the fuck you’re talking about. It’s extremely useful and would mean the ability to transfer the firearm without “transferring” it. Winter is Coming. |
Cryptographer
(OP) User ID: 80088295 United States 03/11/2021 08:39 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Are their any good internet lawyers that will comment on this idea? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 69667897 I just did. I do estate planning. And it’s a GREAT idea and I’m ashamed I didn’t think of it. So you're going to take people's money for useless trusts you know won't mean shit? ... I guess if you're cool with being a piece of shit go right ahead The fact that you actually just said this to a practicing estate planning attorney shows how absolutely disconnected people can be from reality. I will plan as I see fit and people can RESEARCH what I said and see if it works for them as well. I am pleased that he is going to run with my idea and offer it in some form to his clients. This is not the first time I have had a lawyer say something like this to me. I actually made the suggestion to an attorney friend of mine to look into using the Arbitration clauses common in many credit card terms agreements AGAINST the creditor -- Most of the agreements allow either party to invoke the AB clause and frequently put the cost of BOTH parties on the creditor. If you are dealing with a debt less than $5K many creditors will just walk because they have to pay for the expenses but usually can not recover them. Arbitration fees are high and it is just not worth them go after the debtor anymore. My friend just sat there and stared at me for a minute and finally said "F'in brilliant!! For the record he has now used it NUMEROUS times and it has worked every time except for a debtor that had multiple high balances with the same bank (over $20,000 per account) and they decided that it was worth spending the money to go the arbitration route anyhow. The system is there waiting to be worked, you just have to be smart enough to use it. Cryptographer |
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Cryptographer
(OP) User ID: 80088295 United States 03/11/2021 08:42 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Are their any good internet lawyers that will comment on this idea? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 69667897 I just did. I do estate planning. And it’s a GREAT idea and I’m ashamed I didn’t think of it. So you're going to take people's money for useless trusts you know won't mean shit? ... I guess if you're cool with being a piece of shit go right ahead You don’t know what the fuck you’re talking about. It’s extremely useful and would mean the ability to transfer the firearm without “transferring” it. It is amazing that he is too much of a dope to understand the structure being discussed and the purpose for doing so. This is not an "asset protection" move as much as it is creating a vehicle that can be used to realize the end purpose that I described. In the end we will be the ones laughing (and your clients). Cryptographer |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 29626298 United States 03/11/2021 08:49 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Are you the OP? If so, I did in fact notice that. And 5 stars too. Not the OP. True law enforcement. Well you're agreeibg with the OP so it works out the same. Be careful out there. It's a lousy time to be a good guy in law enforcement. I stay off my neighbor’s plantation and out of his business. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 29626298 United States 03/11/2021 08:53 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Wow what an ingenious way to document how many firearms you own and how much ammo for each. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 80118771 And everyone that replied to this thread is already on a list for future investigation. See how data mines work? Even clicking on this thread is enough to send up a red flag to the Artificial Intelligence that IS in control. :eyeofsauron: What a drag? Who gives a sh*t about a list? Now go line up for your shot. Whether jab or firing squad. Same boshevistic result. Lol. This motherfocker said list. Lol. I’m worried about being listed as a criminal.........by criminals. Roger. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 29626298 United States 03/11/2021 08:56 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Wow what an ingenious way to document how many firearms you own and how much ammo for each. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 80118771 And everyone that replied to this thread is already on a list for future investigation. See how data mines work? Even clicking on this thread is enough to send up a red flag to the Artificial Intelligence that IS in control. :eyeofsauron: You obviously don’t understand the concept of combat. |
roguetechie81
User ID: 79785318 United States 03/11/2021 08:57 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: President-Elect D. Moraniac I just did. I do estate planning. And it’s a GREAT idea and I’m ashamed I didn’t think of it. So you're going to take people's money for useless trusts you know won't mean shit? ... I guess if you're cool with being a piece of shit go right ahead You don’t know what the fuck you’re talking about. It’s extremely useful and would mean the ability to transfer the firearm without “transferring” it. It is amazing that he is too much of a dope to understand the structure being discussed and the purpose for doing so. This is not an "asset protection" move as much as it is creating a vehicle that can be used to realize the end purpose that I described. In the end we will be the ones laughing (and your clients). Nope. I understand it. A lot of my Stuff is in trusts. I Also know that it sure as shit isn't going to stop the atf or etc from taking what's mine if they decide to. Point blank, the ATF is already stepping over very ironclad laws left and right by doing several of the things they've been doing more and more in the last few months. (Really accelerating now that joe's in) It also doesn't change that erik holder and the Dems tried and just barely failed at killing trusts several points from 2008-2016. It also doesn't change that they straight don't give a fuck about the law now anyway. (See my post a couple pages back about what they're doing to everyone who bought from one legit 07FFL wrt their form 1 suppressor kits and their form 4 factory built suppressors they sold) They just announced that TODAY. And the way they're going about that situation is outright black letter illegal under the 1985 FOPA law. There's nothing wrong with putting your shit in trusts.. it may actually be a good idea (right up until they ban trusts all together and start seizing everyone's trust guns they can find) But at the same time, acting like this actually protects you in any significant way other than in very limited cases until they close this "loophole" (their words not mine) isn't ok with me. People need to know that this only protects them in extremely specific circumstances and only to the limited degree that the feds and state authorities ALLOW IT TO. roguetechie |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 29626298 United States 03/11/2021 09:05 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I am going to give you a suggestion, run with it if you like or ignore it totally. I am not providing legal advice, this is just me telling a story, so listen to my story or ignore it, your choice. Quoting: Cryptographer I suggest that you create an individual REVOCABLE TRUST for EACH FIREARM you own and assign ownership of a firearm into the given trust. This means each trust you create will own ONE firearm. If you have 10 firearms, you have 10 trusts. You can also assign ammo into the trust if you like. They can even be named in numbered order: OK Coral Firearms #1 Revocable Trust OK Coral Firearms #2 Revocable Trust OK Coral Firearms #3 Revocable Trust ...etc You will need at least one Trustee (you) and a beneficiary. Trusts cost NOTHING to form (unlike filing a LLC or corporation) and do NOT have to be part of any public record. To establish the date the trust was created so it can not be disputed later make sure your signature is NOTARIZED when you form the trust. Now... once you do this you no longer technically own the firearm, the trust does. This means that if you wish to transfer that trust to anyone else in the future you simply add a Trustee to the trust and then you can resign from the trust. That is not a transfer or sale of the firearm. The new trustee now has control of the trust, and the firearm, and no "transfer" has taken place. Do this BEFORE it is signed into law, if it looks like that is going to happen. I predict it will happen. You are welcome. This is a fucking GREAT idea. And I’m a lawyer. And I live in a place where everyone owns multiple firearms. I’m about to make a trainload of money. Thanks OP. Would you like to make even more? Feds know me well. Amicable working relationship. |
Cryptographer
(OP) User ID: 80088295 United States 03/11/2021 09:07 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: roguetechie81 So you're going to take people's money for useless trusts you know won't mean shit? ... I guess if you're cool with being a piece of shit go right ahead You don’t know what the fuck you’re talking about. It’s extremely useful and would mean the ability to transfer the firearm without “transferring” it. It is amazing that he is too much of a dope to understand the structure being discussed and the purpose for doing so. This is not an "asset protection" move as much as it is creating a vehicle that can be used to realize the end purpose that I described. In the end we will be the ones laughing (and your clients). Nope. I understand it. A lot of my Stuff is in trusts. I Also know that it sure as shit isn't going to stop the atf or etc from taking what's mine if they decide to. Point blank, the ATF is already stepping over very ironclad laws left and right by doing several of the things they've been doing more and more in the last few months. (Really accelerating now that joe's in) It also doesn't change that erik holder and the Dems tried and just barely failed at killing trusts several points from 2008-2016. It also doesn't change that they straight don't give a fuck about the law now anyway. (See my post a couple pages back about what they're doing to everyone who bought from one legit 07FFL wrt their form 1 suppressor kits and their form 4 factory built suppressors they sold) They just announced that TODAY. And the way they're going about that situation is outright black letter illegal under the 1985 FOPA law. There's nothing wrong with putting your shit in trusts.. it may actually be a good idea (right up until they ban trusts all together and start seizing everyone's trust guns they can find) But at the same time, acting like this actually protects you in any significant way other than in very limited cases until they close this "loophole" (their words not mine) isn't ok with me. People need to know that this only protects them in extremely specific circumstances and only to the limited degree that the feds and state authorities ALLOW IT TO. Agreed. My intent for this is very specific and focused. I just feel it would be better to be structured this way vs not just in case it gets bad but not THAT bad. Cryptographer |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 29626298 United States 03/11/2021 09:07 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Wow what an ingenious way to document how many firearms you own and how much ammo for each. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 80118771 You don't have to file a trust in public records. Form the trust, vest it, put the trust paperwork in your safe. Memorandum of trust does not disclose the contents of said trust. However, it can add to legitimacy of formation and settlement. |
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Cryptographer
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 78551315 United States 03/11/2021 09:14 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Sounds like some sovereign citizen bullshit. How about buying a 12" PVC pipe, cap both ends, fill with guns and ammo. Bury... Quoting: First Born Son The police come to get them. You have no idea where they are? They can't do shit. Maybe a neighbor stole them? Maybe your wife hid them. Etc... Trusts are 100$ legal and used by people in the know. A Trust is a legal "entity", just like a person. It's treated the exact same way under the law and has 100+ years of legal precedent and 1000's of court cases behind it. It's not even in the same realm as the Sovereign Citizen bullshit. Do a quick look online for lawyers in your area that offer services in trusts, wills, estate planning, and probate. They are 100% legal and 100% accepted by the courts. People (usually wealthy people) that want to protect their assets use trusts. It's easy to research and you probably have 100 lawyers (not that you need one for a trust) in a 10 miles radius of where you live that offer services to create a trust(s) for you. Read and learn. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 29626298 United States 03/11/2021 09:15 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Sounds like some sovereign citizen bullshit. How about buying a 12" PVC pipe, cap both ends, fill with guns and ammo. Bury... Quoting: First Born Son The police come to get them. You have no idea where they are? They can't do shit. Maybe a neighbor stole them? Maybe your wife hid them. Etc... Trusts are 100$ legal and used by people in the know. A Trust is a legal "entity", just like a person. It's treated the exact same way under the law and has 100+ years of legal precedent and 1000's of court cases behind it. It's not even in the same realm as the Sovereign Citizen bullshit. Do a quick look online for lawyers in your area that offer services in trusts, wills, estate planning, and probate. They are 100% legal and 100% accepted by the courts. People (usually wealthy people) that want to protect their assets use trusts. It's easy to research and you probably have 100 lawyers (not that you need one for a trust) in a 10 miles radius of where you live that offer services to create a trust(s) for you. Read and learn. Ecclesia Cestui Que Vie ^Your divine trust. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 79283325 United States 03/11/2021 09:17 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I am going to give you a suggestion, run with it if you like or ignore it totally. I am not providing legal advice, this is just me telling a story, so listen to my story or ignore it, your choice. Quoting: Cryptographer I suggest that you create an individual REVOCABLE TRUST for EACH FIREARM you own and assign ownership of a firearm into the given trust. This means each trust you create will own ONE firearm. If you have 10 firearms, you have 10 trusts. You can also assign ammo into the trust if you like. They can even be named in numbered order: OK Coral Firearms #1 Revocable Trust OK Coral Firearms #2 Revocable Trust OK Coral Firearms #3 Revocable Trust ...etc You will need at least one Trustee (you) and a beneficiary. Trusts cost NOTHING to form (unlike filing a LLC or corporation) and do NOT have to be part of any public record. To establish the date the trust was created so it can not be disputed later make sure your signature is NOTARIZED when you form the trust. Now... once you do this you no longer technically own the firearm, the trust does. This means that if you wish to transfer that trust to anyone else in the future you simply add a Trustee to the trust and then you can resign from the trust. That is not a transfer or sale of the firearm. The new trustee now has control of the trust, and the firearm, and no "transfer" has taken place. Do this BEFORE it is signed into law, if it looks like that is going to happen. I predict it will happen. You are welcome. |
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Pilgrim001
User ID: 78018011 United States 03/11/2021 09:21 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | If they pass laws to Infringe on my Right to keep and bear arms (like they don't already) and the Supreme Court refuses to hear it, Would that would render our govt totally illegal, and not the legitimate govt?...and, thus, the enemy of our country and The People. Last Edited by Bennder on 03/11/2021 09:24 PM I don't have the time or the crayons to explain this to you. Slake Blake |
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