Now helping small businesses get their FFL and protect their firearm business
Steck Law, PLLC is pleased to announce that we have several flat rate business packages to help you get your FFL and start a successful gun business. Please feel free to contact Michael if you have any questions. NFA Gun Trust | $400 – Estate planning tool to protect your family from unlawful possession of NFA firearms at your passing. Multiple people can have access to the NFA firearms in the trust when appointed as Trustee. No Law Enforcement signature required when applying for ownership. Firearm Instructor...
read moreAfter the election, it’s time to get your NFA gun trust
If you’re like me, it’s a bit of a let down to see that Mr. Romney didn’t win the election. For a few more days, I’m sure we will be inundated with all the reasons that President Obama rocks and the Mitt Romney couldn’t quite pull it off. My faith in and hope for our great country waivers as the popular mindset is to reelect Mr. Obama. I hope that Mr. Obama will take the campaign, all of the vastly unhappy people in the country as a sign that he needs to step up his game. Quite wasting time, quite...
read moreThanks to ImpersaNature Studios and Design!
It’s been a while since I’ve posted online (and that’s going to change very quickly) and it’s been a rather busy time as I’ve been building a new home office. I am still working out of the Sandy location, but where I am working on lots of projects, I’ve needed a new place that is nice and quite to focus on my law practice. I am particularly thankful for the amazing artwork provided by ImpersaNature studios for the custom law office wall art. The guys over at ImpersNature are all extremely talented and...
read moreNFA Weapon Trust Parties
In setting up your Utah NFA weapon trust, there are several people that need to be identified to be listed on the trust. The following information is designed to help you understand who the parties are that are supposed to go into your NFA weapon trust to handle these special firearms. In its simplest form, an NFA weapons trust is basically a special type of contract that allows you to have access to Short Barrled Rifles, Short Barreled Shotguns, Suppressors and Pre-86 fully automatic machine guns. When I say contract, this contract is...
read moreFree Utah Self-Defense Law Card
I am pleased to announce the release of a new self-defense law card. Every Utah concealed carry holder should keep this card in their wallet with them at all times. This card folds in half to fit inside your wallet. On the outside, you will find what to say to the police after a self-defense situation and on the other, you will find what to say on a 911 call. On the inside of the card, you will find a short summary of Utah Self Defense Laws. This card is free for Utah concealed carry holders. Please limit yourself to the number of cards...
read more5 things every NRA firearm instructor should consider
On a recent trip up to Alaska to teach the NRA Certified Pistol and Rifle courses, I had the opportunity to talk with the class about liability as an NRA instructor. Oftentimes, as instructors, we get into some discussions about liability that we don’t feel all that comfortable talking about and simply say, “you should talk to an attorney about that.” Well, I couldn’t just say, go talk to an attorney about your liability concerns as I am the attorney that I would recommend people go talk with – someone...
read moreOne of the first things to get in order before filing for a bankruptcy
So you’ve decided that you want to file for bankruptcy and you’re not really sure where to start. One of the first things, in addition to selecting your attorney, is to get started on mandatory Credit Counseling. Here is a quick walk through of what you are required to do: CREDIT COUNSELING: Before you can file for bankruptcy, you must receive US Trustee approved credit counseling. This can be completed online. For a full list of approved agencies got to http://www.usdoj.gov/ust/ Your credit-counseling agency will provide...
read moreSandy Utah Divorce Lawyer
Michael Steck offers legal services to those who need help in getting a divorce. While Michael is located in Sandy, Utah, he serves people from all over the state of Utah. Michael is a compassionate advocate that will work closely with you to help you through the divorce process. As a solo practitioner, Michael prides himself on handling every detail of every case by himself. Other firms spend lots of money on big radio or TV ads only to find that they have flooded their case load, which means that they have to hire several support...
read morePerfect example of why you need an 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, who shall remain nameless inherited a suppressor from his father. The son, who is not really all that interested in shooting, doesn’t do much with the suppressor. The father purchased the suppressor as an individual, paid the $200 tax stamp, and had the suppressor on his...
read moreDo you have to serialize your NFA item for a Form 1
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 short barreled rifle. In this purchase, your NFA registration will be conducted on a what is called a form 4. A form 4 is usually for pre-made or existing NFA items. You could purchase your NFA item as an individual, a corporation or using one of our Utah NFA gun trusts. Another...
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