What is a Gun Trust?

Much like estate planning creates a plan for your assets after you’ve passed, establishing a gun trust allows you to pass on your firearms, suppressors and all other firearms owned by your trust to your chosen beneficiaries. 

When is the best time to set up a gun trust? What are the benefits? Lucas Buckley, Nate Nicholas and Brent Rhodes have the answers, plus share:

• The difference between a gun trust and an estate trust, and why to keep them separate
• The benefits of having a gun trust
• What a gun trust allows your chosen beneficiaries to do with your firearms
• Special considerations to be mindful of with Type II firearms
• Who can act as a trustee of your gun trust, and how to choose 
• The best time to set up a gun trust 
• Recommendations for how to set up your gun trust

To start the conversation about establishing your gun trust with help from our team, call (307) 634-7723 or click here to reach out online.

What’s next? 

For future episodes, we’ll be inviting more members of the Hathaway & Kunz team to share their unique insights related to Wyoming’s legal landscape and the modern practice of law—and we look forward to sharing them with you.

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