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What kind of bond to get to discharge "criminal" matters?
AnsweredSFS answered 11 years ago • 
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Does applying for government business grants as a statutory LLC disturb any spc or sovereignty goals, etc?
AnsweredSFS answered 11 years ago • 
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A guy at a company, which happens to be a common law trust also, said they have a proprietary method where it, in my own words, puts up a proprietary "legal wall/barrier" between the creator individual & the trustee individual, even though they are the same person, nevertheless, giving them legal effect as if they were different persons. Does anyone know anything about this proprietary technique?
AnsweredSFS answered 12 years ago • 
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How do I get Sallie Mae, or the new company that they spun off accounts into that work beside them, the company called Navient, to send me a CUSIP number for my student loans so I can do a novation contract where I send in a small payment & write/type on paper that if they cash this money order that it serves as final payment for the account & upon them cashing this money order, that they are to zero the account(s) & remove the accounts from my credit report? I heard of success with this process. So far by sending a FOIA request via email, they are just acting stupid & playing shinanigans by just sending me my "account summary".
AnsweredSFS answered 12 years ago • 
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In an irrevocable trust, how frequently should we have regular meetings or "meetings at stated intervals" as described in Declaration of Trust? Do we need to have a regular meeting every day? Where do we write down (in the record book) how frequently the regular meetings should occur? We don't want to clog up & bog down the trust record book with paper because of having meetings too often/frequently.
AnsweredSFS answered 12 years ago • 
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How do we make amendments to declaration of trust? Do I put the new version right after the old version? Do we take the old version out & put the new version in completely in it’s place? Or do we simply write amendments down on a resolution via a meeting and minutes?
AnsweredSFS answered 12 years ago • 
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How much control/power should the first trustee have, & when does the first trustee need to get approval from the board via a meeting and minutes to keep from being considered a grantor trust maintaining the checks & balances in order to maintain integrity of trust?
AnsweredSFS answered 12 years ago • 
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What are the differences between the duties & obligations of first trustee, second trustee, as well as the ecutive-secretary type relationship?
AnsweredSFS answered 12 years ago • 
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Do the trustees need to have a written independent contractor agreement, as can be found in Free From Servitude book, in place in the record book or does that not apply to trustees?
AnsweredSFS answered 12 years ago • 
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How to form an llc for use with the trust? I would like to understand how to do this properly without breaching the common law aspect as well as proper setup thereof?
AnsweredSFS answered 12 years ago • 
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In an irrevocable trust, can we put something after our signature reserving our rights while still signing up for business tax and sales tax registration for these wholesale dropshippers that require a state resale number & business license?
AnsweredSFS answered 12 years ago • 
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Can the 2nd trustee be a nominee to sign up for sales tax for the trust in order to get a resale number with the state & still maximizing the privacy of the trust? for retail dropshipping that is? to keep the state from thinking we are a “massachusetts trust” & demanding full registration (in Tennessee), including Franchise & Excise + business tax?
AnsweredSFS answered 12 years ago • 
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How to handle it if there was a verbal contract but for some reason couldn’t get a signing of both parties in writing, that is in the case where we told the IRS that she was a trustee but she didn’t ever sign and couldn’t get the signature at all ever?
AnsweredSFS answered 12 years ago • 
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& it says in the new book for the creator to NOT be the 1st trustee contrary to what you all said & what the first couple books said. did you all say that because in my situation, I am the spc & the 2nd trustee of our trust is not? …do we need to fold up (the trust) & do the trust all over again?
AnsweredSFS answered 12 years ago • 
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What is the difference between these court cases that I find online while I’m looking for tax answers where they call the trust a sham trust & use words like No Economic Substance & those kind of words? How can we differentiate what we do & how we operate our trusts from the ones that are in civil/criminal cases?
AnsweredSFS answered 12 years ago • 
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Security Agreement (in Declaration of Trust excerpt)? Does that mean the “Old-Style” SPC process Security Agreement or what is that?
AnsweredSFS answered 12 years ago • 
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What about The consideration clause in the dec of trust? It takes at least 50 dollars to open the trust account so what’s with the promissory note of 21 dollars? silver certificates?
AnsweredSFS answered 12 years ago • 
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I don’t understand when we need to have a resolution/meeting minutes for me to do something or when I or another trustee JUST DOES IT?? What kinds of things would those resolutions/meeting minutes be for?
AnsweredSFS answered 12 years ago • 
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