Robert K. Merting - Attorney at Law
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The SC General Assembly passed H 3799 this year and the same became law in June 2016. By the time of this publication, August 2016, both SC SLED and GA DPS have updated their websites to recognize the changes in H3799. What did H3799 change? This bill explicitly recognizes the concealed weapons permits issued by Read More …
Back in January I reported that the Virginia Attorney General was playing politics with concealed carry reciprocity. At that time, the VA AG made it clear he would rescind Virginia’s recognition of 25 States’ CWPs. Unfortunately South Carolina’s CWP was one of those that would not be recognized. As expected, this announcement sent the Republican Read More …
Schedule A, Schedule of Assets, Assignment Sheet. This document goes by many names, but what is it? Colloquially, it is most commonly referred to as “Schedule A” and basically lists what is owned by a trust. The Schedule of Assets, often abbreviated as “Schedule A”, is a list of all property owned by a trust. Read More …
Those of you who followed ATF 41F from the time it was ATF 41P know about the two year window. Generally, this is a provision that allows the applicant to certify there has been no change in the entity since a prior approval in lieu of submitting required documents. But what does this really mean? The Read More …
ATF 41F, the final implementation of ATF 41P, has raised many issues. None of them are more confusing or more important than who is a ‘Responsible Person’. The exact meaning of this term, or more importantly who is included, decides just how much paperwork a trust must submit for a transfer. The Definition For starters, Read More …