So long as you can prove, through evidence such as a receipt of purchase, transfer, etc, that the gun is actuallyu yours and that you have taken reasonable steps to ensure that your Fiance is unable to access the weapon, you should have a good rationale for him not being charged. Contacting counsel would be prudent to save you time and money on the frontend.
Answered on Jun 15th, 2016 at 9:39 AM