Southern Gun Law Group Launches New Website

North Carolina, Florida & Tennessee gun trust lawyers at the Southern Gun Law Group created a new website for firearm owners interested in establishing a gun trust.

2012-12-23

CHAPEL HILL, NC, December 23, 2012 (Press-News.org) Create a Legal "Gun Safe"

Information about gun trust formation, the risks of gun ownership without a firearms trust, and the benefits of a gun trust are now available in a clear design that is easy for users to navigate. The new website is dedicated exclusively to gun law in the South and uses a simple layout to locate information about the benefits of gun trusts and how a gun owner's family and loved ones are protected by forming a gun trust.

Gun Trusts in North Carolina, Florida & Tennessee

When visiting the Southern Gun Law Group's new website, firearms owners who need a gun trust in North Carolina, Florida or Tennessee will find a top toolbar navigation that quickly directs them to state-specific gun laws, helpful resources, and details about the unique personal and asset protections that professionally-created gun trusts offer. The Southern Gun Law Group's new site allows visitors to find information about legally transferring firearms in the South. The website offers a blog subscription so that visitors can conveniently stay current with gun laws in NC, FL and TN.

Find NC, FL & TN Gun Trust Lawyers

Designed to conform to the National Firearms Act, special gun trusts, also known as NFA gun trusts, avoid the need for local chief law enforcement officers to consent to NFA item purchases and reduce the trustee's and beneficiaries' risks of criminal liability. Even if there is no criminal intent, the improper transfer of gun ownership or possession could leave family or friends liable for fines up to $250,000 and a potential 10-year jail term. An online NFA gun trust application process, which was not available before on the Southern Gun Law Group website, now makes it easier for firearms owners to take the first steps toward starting a legitimate gun trust and connect with NC, FL and TN gun trust lawyers.

Gun Trust Protection

NFA gun trusts are used for single firearm ownership or for the protection of extensive collections. They are easily amended whenever necessary. Since NFA gun trusts can be customized for firearms collectors with multiple types of weapons, or simply for an individual with a single item, every gun owner has the ability to protect their and their loved ones' financial and legal liability with a gun trust tailored to their needs. The Southern Gun Law Group's new web layout makes it simple for NC, FL and TN gun owners to locate information to prevent their family and friends from inadvertently violating state and federal laws.

About Southern Gun Law Group
The Southern Gun Law Group creates NFA gun trusts in North Carolina, Florida and Tennessee. Founded by Chapel Hill estate planning attorney Gregory Herman-Giddens, the Southern Gun Law Group uses a sophisticated planning system designed to help individuals legally acquire, own, share and transfer firearms the way they want. Protecting firearms collectors, gun enthusiasts, hunters and their beneficiaries, NFA gun trusts hold title of weapons in lieu of individual ownership. The Southern Gun Law Group combines award-winning estate planning legal expertise with specialized training in federal gun laws and gun trusts to provide top legal services for the owners of firearms throughout the South. http://www.southerngunlawgroup.com

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