Is the Copyright name really valid and will it hold up in court? (see link below)

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Cries4Freedom asked 10 years ago

Is this true? If so the Copyright Notice that comes with the SPC package would be pointless because no court would back up the Copyright. http://www.texasnationalpress.com/expose/copyrightname.shtml

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SFS Staff answered 10 years ago

You are NOT copyrighting your name, you are copyrighting the name of the TRUST! Will the copyright be upheld in relation to the trust... Yes, as long as you have a valid claim. Does the trust Contract, can there be a sale thereof, and or does it offer trade... YES! It is a foolish misconception that you are copyrighting your name.