Webinar: The Care and Use of that Gun Trust & Ancillary Documents Tucked Away in Your File Cabinet

On Tuesday, April 6, 2021, you and your friends and family members. are invited to the first of what I hope will become an ongoing series of Gun Trust webinars. In fact, I will conduct two Gun Trust & Firearms Law webinars that day:

The GunTrust & Firearms Law Breakfast Webinar from 7:00 AM to 8:00 AM Mountain Time that morning, and

The GunTrust & Firearms Law Lunch Webinar from Noon to 1:00 PM Mountain Time.

In the webinar, I will review important provisions of your firearms trust and explain again how to use the various ancillary documents that may have come with your trust. There may even be time for questions.

 No need to attend both webinars because they will cover the same topic:

My intent is to conduct additional webinars on the first Tuesday of each month, webinars discussing the safe, proper, and legal use of firearms. More on this in another email on another day. For now, please sign up for either the Breakfast or the Lunch webinar at the links below. Again, feel free to invite family members and friends.

The Gun Trust and Firearms LawBreakfast Webinar – Tuesday, April 6, 2021, 7:00 AM to 8:00 AM Mountain Time

The Gun Trust and Firearms Law LunchWebinar – Tuesday, April 6, 2021, Noon to 1:00 PM Mountain Time

Important Notices:

Neither of these webinars establish a lawyer-client relationship, especially given the general nature and applicability of the information presented and the fact that both clients, friends, and family may attend. To state this another way: I will not be offering legal advice in any of these webinars; what I say in the webinars is of general applicability and not geared necessarily to your particular situation.

If you would like to talk to me about your specific situation, please contact me via email at gregory@gtaglaw.com or call me at 801-636-5264.

For those who wish to establish a firearms trust, you can read more about the three versions of firearms trusts I draft by visiting my website.

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