Meeting summary for Premium Member Meeting 2/11/2025
Quick recap
TJ led a Premium Member meeting on the topics of personal responsibility, the role of various branches of government, and the importance of understanding administrative law. He also introduced Asher, who discussed the concept of Equity and his Equity course program called: Freedom with Equity – https://freedomwithequity.com/
The meeting also covered various legal and financial matters, including credit card debt, trust formation, tax issues, and the process of navigating the legal system.
Topics Discussed
- If being sued by a debt collecting bank, file motions for discovery to delay the 30-day timeline for responding to the summons from Wells Fargo.
- The need to request “complete accounting records and tax records” from Wells Fargo to verify actual debt and money transfers. Theri documents they will provide are no proof of anything.
- File a motion to reinstate a small claims case against New York City Transit Authority before February 16th.
- Gather evidence of actual financial contributions to the vehicle loan to support your argument on the bank’s standing to even make a claim.
- Consider legal options to challenge a vehicle repossession based on the creditor’s failure to validate debt or prove they loan any company assets to you from their accounts. The are also ALWAYS inaccurate.
- Email TJ at tj@yourlaw.org – to inquire about upgrading to Ultimate Freedom Combo or Tax Free Trust package discount upgrade options if within 30 days.
- Always keep a close eye on credit reports while doing these processes, for any negative information from creditors as you progress.
- Continue to use the arbitration option and how to set that up with evidence and the goal to get to a settlement first, before arbitration or court.
- One still wants to debt validation letters to Citibank as preparation for potential arbitration evidence.
- Consider negotiating a settlement with Citibank using TJ’s negotiation tactics. Get a negotiated settlement before court whenever possible.
- Focus on arguing facts and law in wage garnishment hearings rather than challenging jurisdiction. Accuracy of their claim is always an issue.
- Research Maryland’s state tax collection process for a Collection and Due process equivalent procedures, as similar to IRS.
- Review Premium Member area for information on revoking/rescinding previously filed tax returns. One revoked it is as if not files if you did so by mistake for not knowing what to file.
- Study Premium Member materials on identifying Defects in legal documents and procedures is a priority process.
- File a small claims case to obtain a court order releasing the car title claim when it was unverified, then use that evidence to discharge a loan.
- Research specific statutes regarding pro se co-counsel speaking for another party in family court.
- Bring the relevant IRS codes referenced in the course, to the bank when opening Christian ministry trust account. The EXEMPT codes are the words to focus on.
- Review IRS code definitions of “convention” and related terms for trust classification.
- Obtain EIN for trust first to then complete and notarize trust documents before opening a bank account for the trust.
- Consider creating separate trust for holding valuable commercial rental property assets.
- Access posted meeting recording and AI-summarized transcript in Premium Member video replay page.
Summary subjects
Personal Responsibility and Free Speech
TJ emphasized the importance of personal responsibility and the role of the people in controlling their servants, including the Executive branch, Congress, Senate, judges, courts, and police officers. He clarified that the meeting was not for legal advice, but rather for a free speech discussion. TJ also announced that Asher, a guest speaker, would discuss future equity offerings. The meeting was recorded for those who missed it.
Resources and Equity in Organization
TJ r discussed the various resources available to members of their organization, including courses, support pages, and Premium Member areas. TJ emphasized the importance of using the Comment Section at the bottom of certain course pages for asking questions and encouraged members to go through the course material before asking questions.
Asher then introduced the concept of Equity, explaining that it is a way to stand on one's ground and hold a certain position that has proven to be effective in various situations. Asher also mentioned that his program, Freedom with Equity – freedomwithequity.com – offers a range of remedies, including dealing with banks, credit card student loans, mortgage loans, and property taxes. TJ encouraged members to check out Asher's program and mentioned that there are offers available for members youarelaw.flywheelsites.com/ – so be sure to mention it to Asher.
The conversation ended with TJ discussing the unique time in history they are entering, both spiritually and otherwise.
Supreme Court Decisions and Administrative Power Changes Coming
TJ discussed the implications of recent Supreme Court decisions on administrative law and the power of the executive branch. He emphasized the importance of understanding the administrative state and its impact on individual rights. TJ also discussed the potential impact of Trump’s actions on the IRS and other agencies, suggesting that these actions could lead to a reduction in their agency power. He encouraged attendees to use the tools provided in the Delete Debt and Tax and Trust courses to protect themselves from government overreach.
TJ also invited attendees to share their success stories and encouraged premium members to raise their hands for priority questions.
Negotiating Debt Collection Practices Act
Mark shared his recent experience in a small claims court case where he lost due to the judge’s refusal to hear his argument about the creditor’s validation process. TJ advised Mark to negotiate with the creditor before going to court and to file separate suits for each violation of the debt collection practices act. TJ also emphasized the importance of preserving the record for appeal and objecting to testimony from unqualified witnesses. Mark acknowledged his mistake of filing all cases under the same suit. Thus, TJ mentioned he should plan to file another case for each separate violation. TJ encouraged Mark to continue learning and preparing for future cases.
Wells Fargo Credit Card Debt Case
TJ and Matthew discussed Matthew’s case against Wells Fargo, which involved credit card debt and a recent summons. Matthew expressed concern about the short timeline and the possibility of being sued without sufficient evidence. TJ advised Matthew to file motions to delay the process, so he can focus on proving “inaccuracy” in Wells Fargo’s claims. They also discussed the importance of accuracy in court proceedings and the potential for filing counterclaims. Matthew planned to continue with the process, including sending debt validation letters and requesting tax records.
Small Claims Court Precedence Explained
TJ explains that new small claims court cases can take precedence over existing cases, and courts will usually pause other proceedings until the small claims case is resolved. But YOU must be the one notifying the other court to defer their actions. He advises Matthew that if the amount exceeds the small claims limit, he can file a civil or federal claim instead. TJ shares an example of how using a due process strategy stopped multiple court cases for one of his clients. He emphasizes the importance of notifying all parties when initiating this process.
Legal and Financial Matters Discussed with various members.
TJ led a discussion on various legal and financial matters, including credit card debt, trust formation, and tax issues.
Jenny and JS discussed their experiences with credit card debt and the process of filing a motion to have the case submitted to private arbitration. TJ advised them on how to navigate the legal system and emphasized the importance of documentation.
Oleg raised concerns about a State Controller’s lien and the potential contradiction with Federal law, to which TJ suggested filing a collection due process proceeding and seeking a court order to remove the lien.
Quinn asked about the process of obtaining a car title after a loan has been discharged, and TJ advised her to seek a court order to have the lien removed.
Zoran inquired about the process of filing a motion as a pro se co-counsel in family court, and TJ advised him to look up the specific statute for that jurisdiction.
Morris asked about the difference between a Christian Ministry Trust and an Association, and TJ explained that the choice depends on how the entity functions and is managed.
Claud asked about the difference between a Christian Ministry Trust and an Association, and TJ explained that the choice depends on how the entity functions and is managed.
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