WildBill wrote:jmra wrote:Unless there are other family members that would cause a fuss, just tell your son you would like him to have your firearms when you're gone. If you suspect there to be issues between family members related to the firearms then a simple statement in the will is all that is needed.
I speak from recent experience. There is no way of knowing if other family members would cause a fuss. IANAL, but I would describe each gun in the will with a model and serial number. IMO, a simple statement such as "I leave all of my guns to my son Bill" isn't the best. Even though people are not interested in owning the guns, many are interested more in the money they could get from selling them.
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