Gun Control Reform Activism

1StrongBlackMan

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10. I'm not aware of any Federal Registry ...

Thu Apr 10, 2014, 06:43 PM

Apr 2014

in fact, I doubt there is ... based on the gun control fight and the right's objection to the creation of one.

However, and to be blunt ... the question you have to answer is "Am I okay with this person (however it was) stealing from me?" because removing assets of an estate before probate, is theft.

A second consideration is whether the remaining assets (when liquidated) are enough to settle the creditor accounts. If not, you may not have a choice, but (to protect yourself) to contact L/E.

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I am the personal representative of an estate and someone seems to have stolen all of the guns... [View all] Hepburn Apr 2014 OP

PS Hepburn Apr 2014 #1

report it to mercuryblues Apr 2014 #2

Was the person an heir? nt DURHAM D Apr 2014 #3

No Hepburn Apr 2014 #5

I am confused. DURHAM D Apr 2014 #8

I am Hepburn Apr 2014 #14

Yes ... 1StrongBlackMan Apr 2014 #4

I inherited the entire estate. Hepburn Apr 2014 #6

You need to talk to your attorney. DURHAM D Apr 2014 #9

Great advice. eom. 1StrongBlackMan Apr 2014 #11

I'm not aware of any Federal Registry ... 1StrongBlackMan Apr 2014 #10

I thought guns had to be registered... Hepburn Apr 2014 #13

I believe any registration is at the County or Municipal level ... 1StrongBlackMan Apr 2014 #15

Thanks... Hepburn Apr 2014 #16

Good Business. eom. 1StrongBlackMan Apr 2014 #17

BTW: Thanks for the info Hepburn Apr 2014 #7

There is no federal database, but the deceased may have insured them aikoaiko Apr 2014 #12

It sounds like the estate MAY have been a Curio and Relic collector. flamin lib Apr 2014 #18

wow...thank you Hepburn Apr 2014 #19

Not only did they steal those firearms, IronGate Apr 2014 #20