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gungate · May 30, 2014

If I have a bunch of ARs (none HBARs) - all (legally) registered in my name - and I am getting divorced, even if I wanted to let my future ex-wife have one, she could never own one right?

This is for a friend of a friend's cousin's sister uhhh.. yeah............

Traveler · May 30, 2014

Not in THIS state.

rseymorejr · May 30, 2014

Be very careful.
She could inherit them. :innocent0

Rack&Roll · May 30, 2014

hold on….let me ask a friend of a friend's nephew's uncle...

Biggfoot44 · May 30, 2014

INAL , yada .

If (someone) WANTED the (ex-whatever) to have one on purpose , she's outta luck.

If ( whoever ) is trying to vindictivly deprive you (opps) of your AR's her stratagy would be to force the sale of them to get (presumably) half the money. Your lawyer's stratagy would be for you to physically retain your Banned Rifles , and offer her offsetting property / cash of equivilent value.

SRD · May 30, 2014

rseymorejr said:
Be very careful.
She could inherit them.

Beat me to it.

I'd be curious how the courts would look at this though;i.e. Community Property??

Biggfoot44 · May 30, 2014

Or as noted put a contract on you and Inherit them.

gungate · May 30, 2014

SRD said:
Beat me to it.

I'd be curious how the courts would look at this though;i.e. Community Property??

MS is not a community property state.

rseymorejr · May 30, 2014

gungate said:
MS is not a community property state.

If your friend lives in Mississippi his wife could get his ARs

vinjet700 · May 30, 2014

Tell your "whomever" to go buy an HBAR...

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