So I wanna buy a suppressor and put it on a trust but how do u do it what software is best? Also after I do it with my suppressor how do I if ican go back later add a sbr or something?
Thanks
Jeff
Thanks
Jeff
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Create Free Account Already a member? Log InI contacted him (ski_dog) recently and he is charging $600.What did that cost u Matt?
I did this also, very happy with the outcome!I contacted him (ski_dog) recently and he is charging $600.
Me too. Great service, great outcome.I did this also, very happy with the outcome!
I can verify this, I set up a bit of a complicated one though... I had already tried WillMaker and NOLO.com and they would not do what I wanted.I contacted him (ski_dog) recently and he is charging $600.
Other people, listed on the trust as Trustees, can be in legal possession of the toys when you are not around. A trust also gives direction as to what happens to the toys should die.So now I see this is kinda spendy is there an advantage to this over the "regular" way ? So are there advantages trust vs regular way besides not needing to be signed off and finger prints and photo