NFA trust lawyer

[baboon]

I'm fixing to need one any recommendation. And no I am not interested in getting Quicken Willmaster!

 

[Madhouse]

Sean Cody
Attorney at Law
Law Office of Sean Cody
(o) 281.451.4175
(f) 713.513.5918
http://www.HoustonAttorney.org

 

[baboon]

Thanks. I contacted Sean as he is half what the first one wanted to charge.

 

[Madhouse]

I hope you told him Madhouse sent you!

 

[Jonas]

Nfa lawyer

You may also want to try Mitsy Barajas. A buddy of mine got his trust through her, he said she was pretty good. The site is www.nfa-trusts.com

- Jonas

 

[Acera]

I prepare NFA Gun Trusts for $300 for law-abiding citizens throughout Texas, but especially in the Central Texas area. If you would like to come to my office in downtown Austin to execute the documents, I will provide the witnesses and the notary at no extra charge. When you leave my office, you will be ready to visit your favorite Class III dealer. It's that easy! Also, I accept Visa and MasterCard.

I am a preferred provider of NFA Gun Trusts for the clients of several Central Texas Class III dealers. My affiliations include: National Rifle Association - Benefactor Member; Texas State Rifle Association - Patron Member; National Skeet Shooting Association - Life Member; Texas Skeet Shooters Association - Life Member; and Capitol Trap & Skeet Club - Life Member.

Jim Willi
Willi Law Firm, P.C.
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Have you talked to the owner of this forum about being a sponsor?

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[thirdcoastangler]

+1 For SC.

 

[Texanjoker]

what is the going rate for a trust? This idea seems pretty smart.

 

[Mic]

Have you talked to the owner of this forum about being a sponsor?

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I saw this guys first post and was interested, so I e-mailed him. Then, before I got his response, saw that he had about 10 identical postings of exactly the same words. So when I got his response, I told him sorry, but I have figured out that you are just spamming our board and not contributing to it, so I will talk to Sean Cody when I'm ready.

 

[Gramps]

Damn he did a good job of digging up four year old posts! But for my 2 pennies, Chris Bass did my trust.

 

[Bacon]

+1 for James Willi

2-hour turnaround and local (Austin). Sat down and walked me through the entire process and legalities of purchasing.

 

[TKG]

Sean Cody did mine, it was a good experience.

 

[TXARGUY]

Sean Cody and Chris Bass seem to have the best reputations.

 

[1slow01Z71]

Paid 200 for mine, I see no point in paying the ridiculous fees some of these guys charge to basically cut and paste your personal info into a premade form. The 500 sean cody wanted is a bit ridiculous IMO.

 

[TexasRedneck]

Paid 200 for mine, I see no point in paying the ridiculous fees some of these guys charge to basically cut and paste your personal info into a premade form.

True...until you have a question.....Ya got 3 choices - accurate, cheap an' right - pick any two....

 

[RetArmySgt]

SC did mine and is always there when you need help.

 

[1slow01Z71]

True...until you have a question.....Ya got 3 choices - accurate, cheap an' right - pick any two....

He comes highly recommended by a shop who uses him for all their trusts.

 

[RetArmySgt]

He comes highly recommended by a shop who uses him for all their trusts.

Not saying this is the case in your situation, but a friend of mine that owns a shop gets $100 every time he recommends someone to a guy that does trust for $200. And all that guy does is use Quicken.

 

[1slow01Z71]

As long as it goes through and I get my stamps I'm not too worried. The guy sounded knowledgeable about all yhe questions I asked him and amended a few things I wanted changed with no problem. My cousin is a patent lawyer and said everthing looked good but he doesnt do gun trusts obviously. Mine looks pretty close to some of the examples I've found online as well. At the end of the day I looked at what everyone seems to be getting for yhier trusts and its all generic wording pretty much even people doing it with quicken on their own so I personally saw no reason to overpay for a simple legal document. Thats just me and it may bite me in the ass but its a risk I was willingly to take since I atleast knew this guys trusts had been approved before.

 

[TexasRedneck]

Yep.....there's others out there w/trusts that have been approved before - then the ATF comes back and UNapproves 'em. Not a pretty (or cheap) thing to correct.

Ya pays yer money an' ya takes yer chances......I'd rather go w/someone that may charge a bit more, but is active in the business. Sean is also a NFA weapons dealer, but he'll often steer you to a competitor when he feels they have a better product for your application. Main point there is that he KNOWS what is required AND is familiar with both the products and the industry.