In or At Law?

There are things you can do that can help in your life. I'm still learning about some of these things right now. I'll add more later. By the way, you do not want an attorney at law but an attorney in law.

Dead Corpse?

By the way, corps means corpse, AKA dead body, and legally, by law, we can be deemed as dead, so to speak, according to law, if we sign into certain deals, contracts, when we give up rights which are given by God and not by government. By the way, we should not have babies at hospitals because that is when we give up our children's rights and title to the government. You can revoke power of attorney, for example.

Power To Revoke?

New laws have not been created after 1933 in America. Instead, acts and policies and codes have been added. There are ways out of these acts. You can know the rules. You have more power, more freedoms, more rights, than you know. You can fly in a whole other dimension. Government took so much from you and me. We can collect so much from them, if we know how to do it.

Americans Are Kings?

You may not know that you are a king, assuming you don't give up all your rights up to the federal government. Bill Foust told a story about how he was in court. He said he wanted to pay. They weren't happy because it was not enough money. In other words, they wanted the trial to last longer in order to collect more money. But Bill got them to stop. Bill won it. They told Bill to pay bribe, AKA coffee money as they call it in Vietnam, extortion, cough cough, I mean a fee. He was sent to stand in a line. He stood in line but then asked somebody, "I see this peasant line. I don't see any Kings Line." Just a bunch of slaves. They didn't have a real answer. So, he stood in line. When Bill got to the counter, he said, "I got this notice and it's bothering me." Why, she asked. Bill replied, "Because I'm the respondent, and according to the rules & procedures, respondents doesn't have to pay to prove his innocence. Now, whoever brought this controversy must also bring the remedy.

LEGAL MAXIM

That's law, AKA LEGAL MAXIM. So, I want you to go ahead and open up a file on this for me." But she read it and said, "Oh no, I can't do that, you have to pay $168 USD." Bill said, "If it says there I get a million dollars, I win, because I can write that in there right now?" She replied, "No, what I meant was, if you want to pursue this, you have to pay $168." Bill returned, "Well, I didn't really want to do this, but if you're not going to go ahead and charge the credit card company, then I authorize you to access the Replevin Bond they file when they filed the suit against me."

REPLEVIN BOND

She said, "Uhh, I need to get my supervisor." By the way, a Replevin Bond is an insurance policy, that they're required to file, just in case they were to make a mistake. Like they sued a real man instead of the straw man and they didn't spell it right, and maybe they thought there was real money that I was supposed to pay back with real money and all these other things like the gold standard.

REAL MAN

They made a big mistake when they messed with the real man. The lady came back & said the supervisor was off to lunch at 3 PM. Oh, are you kidding me? Here is a note you can give her in private. Bill continued, "So, I accepted their offer & returned it with a signature & a stamp & a thump print if you know what I'm talking about." She looked at it and then Bill said, "I will affect payment this one time on this case but I expect reimbursement for this. Do you understand that?" She looked at it and said, "Oh! That's good." So, she puts it in a file, & takes off & said, "I'll have Maureen Green call you when she comes in." Bill nodded his head, "Great." But then, Bill didn't get a phone call. Some weeks later, Bill gets a pile of paperwork from the attorney office. But they're late, out of date, 90 days past the due date of when they're supposed to respond. Bill continued, "So, now I have them in default. So, now that they opened up the deal, I'm going to go ahead and go in and file this." Bill went back to the clerk of the court and said, "Hey, I need to file this into the case. This is an order for the judge to sign because they're in default, and according to rules & procedures, they lost."

Default

She looked at it and said, "There's no file number." Bill smiled, "Oh, really, I came in here and paid for it." In other words, Bill accepted their bill & told them where to go get it. The estate is responsible for paying that, right? She said, "I don't have any. There's nothing in here. Are you Bill?" Yes. "There was supposed to be a file open. I affected payment here several weeks ago and I still haven't got notice." She then said, "I need to get my supervisor." The next person came up and said, "Hi are you Bill?" Yes. Bill responded, "I'm the authorized representative, probably to the one you are referring to, do you need to speak with me?" She said, "I would like to in private." Bill glupped, "Great, how 'bout that, I'm in the private side already." They go into a room and she said, "We need $168 to open up this file." Bill already paid it long ago.

Kings Open Doors

So, Bill smirked, "Let me see that." He didn't take it. He did not steal it. She handed it to him. She gave it to him. Bill opened the file and said he paid for it, what's the problem? She frowned, "Well, we don't recognize that." Bill retorted, "That's because you haven't opened up a file. If you opened up a file and took that to the judge, the judge would recognize it and everybody would be very happy, right now, including me, and I'm not happy you didn't take this. So, here's the case. Here's the order I'm sending it in and this is the file. You need to take this and have the judge sign this. So, open up a file and do that for me." So, she takes it from me and says, "Well, I'll have to find out about that, thank you." When she took that from Bill, she accepted is offer, legally speaking. They had 72 hours to reject the offer, but they didn't call or respond at all. Look at the FAIR TRADING ACT. Eventually, she said to Bill, "We still need $168 to open this case."

Bill quacked, "We got real problems now.

I'll be in to talk to you in a little bit." There's a lot of things happening. The first case that was filed was the Replevin Bond. But the problem is when the courts were not sending the money with the controversy. So, it's like the Replevin Bond was lost in the mail or ignored or gone somewhere. Bill went to his favorite court and said, "I need to see the guy who is administrating this corporation here and talk to him about the Replevin Bond that didn't make it to the intended destination as they don't have any record of it." When somebody files a lawsuit, "They have to put in there their a bid bond which means that if you don't show up, that's the amount of the lawsuit. So, the payment is already, in effect, paid. Now, some lawyers have bar numbers that doubles as an insurance policy. Now, when you show up in response to an offer, they have to post another bond called the performance bond which is 3 times the amount of the original bid bond, just in case they damage you, you walk away with enough compensation to make it worth it.

Conviction

Have you ever been convicted of a crime? Ever been sentenced? Ever been brought before a judge to stand trial and won? So, did you ever go back and say, "I need my money?" Because of the Performance Bid? If you leave it there, they get to collect it because you abandon it. Replevin means to reinsure. You can say they're robbers. Maybe. But you regardless, we just got to know the rules of this game of life. There is a lot more on this coming soon. More on this, later. Thanks for reading.