Properly Transferring Title I Firearms to Your Trust

The Colorado Red Flag bill is on its way to becoming law.  The Colorado Red Flag Bill allows the Court to issue an order requiring you to surrender your firearms.  As set forth in a previous article, your firearms trust may provide additional protection from confiscation.  For that reason, many people are transferring their Title […]

How to Purchase Firearms in Your Trust – Declaration of Contribution

We strongly recommend purchasing trust firearms using trust funds.  Using a trust financial account and saving the receipts properly documents the purchase by the trust. It is possible to properly document the firearm purchase without a separate trust financial account by using the Declaration of Contribution form provided with your trust, but many will find […]

HOA Board Enforcement Policy Gone Wild?

How much can your HOA Board do without owner approval? When the HOA Board takes steps that can cost the owners money, like adopting an enforcement policy, owners get concerned. Enforcement policy usually involves fines and fees for non-compliance with the HOA covenants. Don’t all the owners get a say on that important of a […]

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Copyright and Facebook

Have you used Facebook to break the law? Probably. Your slippery descent into the criminal underworld starts so innocently. Post a funny video.  Share a good song.  Upload a comic found on another site. These are all everyday Facebook activities. They may also be copyright law violations. Most people have a hazy understanding of what […]