Wood, Atter & Wolf, P.A., believes in the second amendment and your right to own items that may be restricted by laws.  Florida does not have any restrictions on the ownership of c3 items other than the federal restrictions.

Some Class  3  items are restricted and require you to pay a tax of $200, and obtain the head law enforcement officer's approval of your application.  Many of these individuals refuse to look at applications. 

A Revocable Trust  can be formed under local Florida laws.

A typical trust does not deal with transfer or possession of these items.  If the National FIrearms Act is violated, you can end up in jail.

A proper trust must deal with the same issues as an estate planning trust but provide additiona protections based on state and federal regulations.  A normal trust does not do this.
 
It is important to comply with the New Florida Trust Code when executing any revocable trust in Florida.

Each state has different laws, and many postings on these trusts found on the Internet provide inaccurate or incomplete information.
 
Our lawyers are pleased to offer clients legal expertise in all aspects of  Florida Trusts.  In order to comply with state and federal laws, we can assist you with a Special Weapons Trust.  

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