Firearms Law Overview
The area of legal practice known as Firearms Law is extremely vast, incorporating areas of State and Federal law such as Constitutional Law, Administrative Law, Criminal Law, and even in some instances, Tort Law. Yet, very few attorneys across the United States practice in this niche area. Here at Prince Law Offices, P.C., we have several attorneys who practice in the area of Firearms Law. We are dedicate to the protection of the 2nd Amendment and individual liberties. Prince Law Offices, P.C.'s practice in the arena of Firearms Law includes:
1. Individuals
- Assistance in Procurement of Licenses to Carry Firearms
- Challenges to PICS Denials
- Relief from Firearms Disabilities Representation
- Expungements and Pardons
- Gun (NFA) Trusts
- Estate Planning and Administration
- 42 USC 1983 and Bivens Actions for Violations of Firearm Rights by State and Federal Actors
2. Federal Firearms Licensees
- Corporate Structure Advice
- Procurement of an FFL
- Compliance Inspection Issues
- FFL Revocations
- Indoor/Outdoor Range Advice and Implementation
- Forfeiture Proceedings
For more information on these areas, click the hyperlinks above. There is virtually no area of Firearms Law that Prince Law Offices, P.C. does not handle. So, if you do not see your particular issue listed above, call us to discuss your situation. Together, we can ensure that our grandchildren's right to keep and bear arms continues not to be infringed.
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Purchasing Class 3 Firearms
Prince Law Offices, P.C. — Serving Pennsylvania
The Second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution says that "the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed."
Congress, in recent years, has said otherwise and has taken steps to restrict purchases of certain types of firearms.
Gun trusts allow individuals to acquire what the National Firearms Act (NFA) terms "Title II firearms." Examples of Title II NFA firearms include machine guns, short-barreled rifles or shotguns, destructive devices and suppressors (silencers) Gun trusts allow individuals to purchase these firearms without photographs, fingerprints or a chief law enforcement officer (CLEO) signature.
Many CLEOs refuse to sign for otherwise eligible gun owners. In these cases, gun trusts provide you with a legal alternative.
Seeking to purchase a class 3 NFA firearm? Prince Law Offices can help. Find out how by calling any one of our Pennsylvania office locations at these numbers: 610-365-7033 or 877-860-5135.
Firearms law and gun trust issues our attorneys can help you with include:
- Establishment of gun trusts
- Forms and documentation required by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (BATFE) (including Form 1, Form 4 and Form 5330.20)
- Spouse elective share waivers
- Tax-exempt transfers of NFA firearms to lawful heirs via the trust (BATFE Form 5)
- Gun club zoning issues
- PICS denials
- Federal Firearms Licensee representation
- License to Carry Firearms denial
- Violation of your civil rights under the 2nd Amendment
- Firearm Estate Planning
- Explain the need for chief law enforcement officer signatures
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If you have had problems acquiring a CLEO signature or think that a gun trust might be a better solution for you, call us at 610-365-7033 or 877-860-5135 or contact us online and schedule a free consultation with one of our lawyers.
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