Funeral & Bereavement Services

When a family inherits firearms, the biggest question is how to sell them safely, legally, and for the best value. This guide compares auctions, licensed dealers, and private sales in St. Louis—explaining when to use each, what documentation is needed for probate, and how to avoid costly mistakes. Includes a comparison table, checklist, and practical advice from a certified firearms appraiser.

Inheriting firearms comes with more responsibility than most estate items. Learn how to safely and legally sell a gun collection in Saint Louis. This guide explains the process, safety steps, and legal requirements so families and professionals stay compliant.

Firearms and the Executor’s Role Settling an estate is never simple, and when firearms are involved, the complexity rises quickly. Unlike furniture or jewelry, guns are highly regulated and require specialized attention at each step of the settlement process. As executor, you must protect the estate, follow the law, and make sure firearms are handled with accuracy and care. The following steps outline how to integrate firearms into the standard estate settlement process witho

Found guns during a cleanout? This step-by-step checklist explains how to handle, document, and legally transfer firearms in Missouri—safely and without guesswork.

Found firearms during an estate cleanout? You need more than a moving truck. This checklist walks you through each step: securing guns, documenting inventory, determining fair market value, and choosing a legal transfer method. Avoid costly mistakes—follow the process and call an experienced dealer when in doubt.

Firearms aren't like other estate assets. If you’re a fiduciary, house flipper, or liquidator and you find a gun while cleaning out a property, your next steps matter. Here's how MDRF Enterprises helps keep you legal, compliant, and protected.

When Ammunition Doesn’t Travel: Liquids, Lead & Legacy — What Bank Trust Officers Should Watch For

When firearms are discovered in a decedent’s estate, funeral directors in Missouri may find themselves navigating unfamiliar legal territory. This guide outlines best practices for identifying, referring, and documenting these situations—helping ensure compliance while supporting families during a difficult time.