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Firearms in a will? Trust?

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Why do you repeatedly quote what I said as if my own words dispute me? I said that in my first post in this thread.

 

Take your own advice and go back and read it again.

 

Also, not sure what all the noise is for at this point after going over and over on this so I suggest you drop it and get back to the thread.

  • 2 weeks later...
... I realize that I have no current provision for any of my firearms.

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... I realize that I have no current provision for any of my firearms.

Firearms being personal property - not real property ... all personal property can be included for any specific disposition in ones current Will by an attached hand written "Memorandum Document",signed and dated. Does not have to be notarized,  just a witness of your signature that precludes any probability of one's state of mind in probate 

And be sure to have the executor apply for their FID ... NOW so they can legally dispose if required!

Also, firearm's in NJ acquired by estate within the will by distribution of the Memorandum to any person with a NJ FID do not have to be registered in NJ. 

If for sale, normal FID or FFL procedures apply by the executor for transfer - inter or intra State

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