A Family Transfer Question...

outrider58 · Oct 12, 2016

If a Md resident expires and has left all "worldly possessions" to their survivors(direct family members), and these survivors don't have Md. HQLs. Does that disqualify them(survivors) from receiving certain 'possessions'? I don't recall seeing this discussed much. I'm just trying to tidy up some loose ends.

rseymorejr · Oct 12, 2016

outrider58 said:
If a Md resident expires and has left all "worldly possessions" to their survivors(direct family members), and these survivors don't have Md. HQLs. Does that disqualify them(survivors) from receiving certain 'possessions'? I don't recall seeing this discussed much. I'm just trying to tidy up some loose ends.

I'm pretty sure that an HQL is not required for an inheritance.

scouse · Oct 12, 2016

Do such inheritances need to be "transferred" through MSP?

SRD · Oct 12, 2016

scouse said:
Do such inheritances need to be "transferred" through MSP?

Unless FSA 2013 changed something,no.But there is some paper work involved though not a big deal.

rseymorejr · Oct 12, 2016

SRD said:
Unless FSA 2013 changed something,no.But there is some paper work involved though not a big deal.

I think they expect you to "voluntarily" register them.

scouse · Oct 12, 2016

Thanks.

outrider58 · Oct 12, 2016

Thanks for the speedy responses guys. I always thought we were covered, but I wanted some reassurance. So far, so good.

SRD · Oct 12, 2016

outrider58 said:
Thanks for the speedy responses guys. I always thought we were covered, but I wanted some reassurance. So far, so good.

I have the links at work which I can post when I get a chance,if no one posts sooner.

outrider58 · Oct 12, 2016

SRD said:
I have the links at work which I can post when I get a chance,if no one posts sooner.

Thanks S. I'd appreciate it if you could.

Stoveman · Oct 12, 2016

outrider58 said:
I'm just trying to tidy up some loose ends.

Plan on checking out soon?

And more importantly, do you have a will?

Biggfoot44 · Oct 12, 2016

Being prepared is good.

We don't expect to have a flat tire, but have a spare and jack. We don't expect the house to catch fire, but have an extinguisher. Etc

outrider58 · Oct 13, 2016

Stoveman said:
Plan on checking out soon?

And more importantly, do you have a will?

No and yes.

Biggfoot44 said:
Being prepared is good.

We don't expect to have a flat tire, but have a spare and jack. We don't expect the house to catch fire, but have an extinguisher. Etc

Exactly.

And I'll add this; I have life insurance, but I'll never get to spend any of it.

themoose06 · Oct 13, 2016

Biggfoot44 said:
Being prepared is good.

We don't expect to have a flat tire, but have a spare and jack. We don't expect the house to catch fire, but have an extinguisher. Etc

Exactly. Best part is this kinda insurance doesn't cost much more than any other kind, and sure does work. Guns don't really lose much value either, same with ammo.

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SRD · Oct 13, 2016

SRD said:
I have the links at work which I can post when I get a chance,if no one posts sooner.

outrider58 said:
Thanks S. I'd appreciate it if you could.

I'm looking but I have stuff stashed everywhere on this laptop and not all the files have names. :sad20:

outrider58 · Oct 13, 2016

SRD said:
I'm looking but I have stuff stashed everywhere on this laptop and not all the files have names.

I have two laptops like that! :lol2:

esqappellate · Oct 18, 2016

scouse said:
Do such inheritances need to be "transferred" through MSP?

Yes, see MD Code, Public Safety, § 5-102(8), which provides that such an inheritance is exempt from subtitle 1 of article 5 (which includes 5-117.1 which is the HQL requirement) "if the heir forwards to the Secretary a completed application to purchase or transfer that regulated firearm" That is the same application applicable to any handgun purchase. A MSP station will take the application or perhaps an FFL might be willing to do that. If you are going to a barracks, call ahead and get an appointment and be sure NOT to take the gun into the station. Leave it in the car and let the trooper come out and get it.

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