by admin | May 17, 2012 | Firearm Law, NFA gun trust
A good client was telling me a very interesting story the other day that I felt needed to be retold here. It is a prime example of why you need to have an NFA gun trust set up to handle all of your NFA items. So here’s the jest of the story: This individual,...
by admin | May 8, 2012 | Firearm Law, NFA gun trust
One question I’ve been asked is whether you have to give your NFA item a unique serial number for your NFA items when registering on a Form 1. First, a little background…you could go to an NFA dealer to purchase an already assembled NFA item such as a...
by admin | Apr 24, 2012 | Firearm Law, NFA gun trust
What is an NFA gun trust? In its simplest form, a trust is basically a contract between you (the trustor) and another person (the trustee) where the trustee agrees to administer certain items that are held in trust. This special form of contract creates a legal...
by admin | Mar 12, 2012 | Main, Self-Defense law
Libertas Media recently interviewed Michael Steck about a self defense shooting where the shooter had questionable justification. In this video podcast, Michael addressed themes from the common law on self-defense. Michael Steck is a Utah based attorney practicing...
by admin | Feb 21, 2012 | NFA gun trust, Practice Areas
So you’ve decided to get a suppressor, a machine gun or short barreled rifle? The issue now becomes, how do you go about getting that National Firearms Act (“NFA”) item. There are three ways that you can possess an NFA item in Utah. They are: As...
by admin | Feb 20, 2012 | Firearm Law, Practice Areas
Michael Steck, as a long time shooter, NRA training counselor and Utah Concealed Carry Instructor, is your Utah Firearm Attorney.
Attorney Michael Steck
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