Here is the AI Summary of this meeting (not edited for accuracy) – Not Legal or Tax Advice.

Quick recap  May 14 2025

TJ led a meeting for law.org members, emphasizing the importance of understanding and following legal procedures, and discussed various aspects of the company's services and operations. He also addressed participants' questions and concerns, provided advice on handling debt collection cases and legal processes, and shared success stories from using the company's programs. Additionally, TJ explained the differences between revocable and irrevocable trusts, and advised on how to handle car loans and liens.

Next steps

TJ's Web Team: Post both the previous and current meeting recordings and trust program call recordings to the blog area

Tyron: Follow up with TJ on the outcome of the 1040/1099 OID IRS process

Gregory: Review void judgment information in the premium member area for potential motion filing

Tony: Start communicating with credit bureaus via certified mail after sending first verification letters to creditors

Danny Lopez: Follow proper court procedures and file an appeal instead of pursuing commercial liens against the judge

Gregory: Review the section in the course about courts' rights regarding public records before proceeding with credit repair after settlement

Gregory: Prepare settlement negotiation with debt collectors, aiming for potential 50% reduction and credit report removal

Fredric Travis: Review proper court procedures and file appropriate motions based on Missouri's 50/50 custody law instead of pursuing live life claim approach

TJ: Upload and share the location of the W-4 letter of explanation document in the Trust Course downloads section

Dowens: Review the “Free and Clear Cars” section in the bonus material for additional process to remove car loan liens

AnhThu: Send the third letter in the conditional acceptance process regarding smart meters, followed by an invoice

Syl: Re-sign up for membership to restore access and verify correct membership level with support team

AnhThu: Submit a question in the premium member Q&A with specific document reference regarding conditional acceptance examples

Ish: Check the comments section of the Trust Course page for the W-4 letter of explanation document once TJ posts it

Summary – Youarelaw.org – Members Meeting Overview

TJ led a meeting for law.org members, emphasizing that the discussion was not legal advice. He started with a prayer and outlined the meeting's agenda. TJ also reminded attendees that the meeting was for members only and covered various membership levels. He briefly mentioned his personal story and planned to discuss the use of LLCs or companies in the meeting.

Company Services and Trust Operations

TJ discusses various aspects of the company's services and operations. He reminds members to use the support system for login and account issues, and to use the comments section on relevant pages for content-related questions. TJ also mentions his involvement in developing a Micro Venture Capital Fund for “qualified” investors. http://microvsfund.com – TJ emphasizes the importance of understanding and following procedures when dealing with legal matters, and encourages trust program members to practice setting up and operating trusts to gain valuable knowledge and skills.

Operating Entities for Asset Protection

TJ explains that the focus should be on operating entities effectively rather than changing status. He emphasizes the importance of controlling and minimizing the use of one's legal person to reduce liability. TJ recommends using qualified signatures and creating trusts to separate assets from personal liability. He advises setting up these structures proactively, as it's more difficult to protect assets after legal issues arise. TJ also discusses the benefits of using non-statutory trusts for asset protection.

Tax Benefits of Trust Structure

TJ explains the tax benefits of using a trust structure combined with an LLC. He describes how funds deposited into a trust are not taxable under section 508(c)(1)(a), and how using lawful money deposits can further reduce tax liability. TJ outlines a structure where a trust owns an LLC, providing additional asset protection. He also discusses how this setup can be used to minimize reporting requirements and tax obligations, as the LLC can be treated as a disregarded entity. TJ emphasizes the importance of understanding the law and making decisions based on one's own good faith interpretation to maintain a strong legal defense.

Debt Collection Success Stories and Trust Units

TJ invites participants to share success stories from using the company's programs. Dowens reports reducing their debt collection accounts from 7 to 2 since October, with one in litigation. TJ emphasizes the importance of consistent effort and following through with all steps in the process. Cyn shares success in dealing with a third-party debt collector, resulting in deletions from Equifax and Experian credit reports. Erik asks for clarification on trust units, and TJ explains that units can be declared as needed, recommending documentation for issuance and record-keeping. TJ also discusses the irrevocable nature of trusts and how units function as instruments of exchange without direct correlation to currency.

Handling Judgment Lien for Unpaid Debt

TJ advises Gregory on how to handle a judgment lien against him for an unpaid debt under $10,000. Gregory is considering settling with the creditor, as they now have the ability to garnish wages and seize assets. TJ suggests that Gregory could try to negotiate a settlement for less than the full amount, potentially around 50% of the debt, and recommends asking for the debt to be removed from Gregory's credit report as part of the settlement. TJ also mentions the possibility of filing a motion for a void judgment based on lack of due process, which could potentially reopen negotiations. However, TJ notes that Gregory's leverage is limited since the judgment has already been issued.

Revocable vs Irrevocable Trusts Explained

TJ explains the differences between revocable and irrevocable trusts to Karen. He notes that revocable trusts are useful for estate planning and transferring property after death, but do not provide lawsuit protection or tax benefits. Irrevocable trusts offer more robust protection and potential tax advantages. TJ advises using revocable trusts for short-term estate planning purposes, while irrevocable trusts are better for long-term asset protection and building wealth. He suggests Karen research the differences further to determine which type best suits her needs.

Debt Collection and Traffic Court Strategies

TJ advises Demetrios on how to handle a debt collection case and a traffic court situation. For the debt collection, TJ recommends filing a civil court suit for the $22,000 owed, after sending three notices including a notice of intent to sue. Regarding the traffic court case, TJ emphasizes the importance of following proper procedures, objecting to denials of due process, and building a record for appeal. He advises against filing commercial liens without proper authority, warning it could lead to legal trouble. TJ also shares a personal anecdote about his son's traffic court experience to illustrate effective negotiation tactics in court.

Debt Collection and Legal Processes

TJ discusses various topics related to debt collection and legal processes. He advises on handling car loans, explaining that they are often sold to trusts and serviced by debt collection companies. TJ mentions additional steps for car loans, including revoking power of attorney and converting them to consumer loans. He also touches on the process of getting liens removed from cars, noting that secured assets are more difficult to deal with. TJ briefly mentions the possibility of overturning judgments if the original creditor was not disclosed. The conversation then shifts to questions about W-4 forms and trust course materials, with TJ unable to locate a specific document he had recently uploaded.

Not legal or tax advice – AI summary only