If you’re looking for information on establishing a gun trust in the state of Arkansas, this page will help. As a firearms attorney I have assisted hundreds of clients with their gun trust needs in the states of Tennessee and Mississippi, and am now taking my skills and experience across the river to Arkansas. A…
Finding out that you’re under criminal investigation is a scary feeling. All of a sudden, so many uncertainties will fill your mind. What’s going to happen to me? Am I going to jail? Will I lose my job? Are they going to come arrest me in my home, in front of my neighbors and family?…
Last month, in the span of a few days, the gun community in the United States was turned upside-down. The plentiful supply and relatively low prices of the last two years came to a crashing halt. Now the situation is a very low supply and extremely high prices for those guns, magazines, and ammunition that…
When I tell people I’m a criminal lawyer, they usually laugh and say “I hope I never have to call you!” I know what they mean. You can put criminal attorneys in the same category as air conditioning repairmen, cardiologists, and firefighters. People come to us only when there’s a serious problem that needs to be…
The world of NFA trusts, or gun trusts, is still new to many gun owners. Because of the complex estate planning and federal firearm laws involved, individuals who wish to set up one of these trusts should understand what all is involved. This article will answer many questions and provide a basic overview of the process. I’ve…
According to a recent Memphis Commercial Appeal article, eleven individuals have been charged this year with taking a firearm into the Memphis International Airport. Many, if not all of them likely were travelers who simply forgot that they left their handgun in their carry-on bag. When these travelers got to the security gate and put…
If you have been arrested or been issued a misdemeanor citation in Memphis, Tennessee, one of the first things you’re going to have to do is hire a lawyer. This can be a daunting task if you don’t know one, and especially so if this is your first run-in with the law. You’re probably confused…
The state of Tennessee has a provision that allows for the possession and use of items regulated under the National Firearms Act (NFA). This authority is granted in Title 39, Chapter 17 of the Tennessee Code Annotated. While Tennessee state law allows for the use and possession of these items, federal law requires that they be…
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