If State or Country Allows Trusts to Last In Perpetuity - Is Rule Against Perpetuities Needed
Even if a location allows a trust to last forever or at least an extended period of time, it cannot be used for the Bulletproof Trust. These laws are statutory, while the trust is private and must follow the common law rules where possible (e.g. rule against perpetuities).
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Does A Common Law Marriage Supercede A State Marriage by License
No. Public contracts supercede private contracts every time. A marriage ordained by the state would henceforth be a statutory marriage via certificate, even if previously the couple were joined by a common law marriage.
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Louisiana Has French Civil Law vs English Common Law - What To Do
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What Codes, Statutes or Body of Law Does The Trust Follow
The Trust is founded in Natural Law (and some Common Law), different from Admiralty Law which is practiced the world-round. In fact, to secure a judgement over any Common Law Trust, one must first find a COURT OF EQUITY that has venue AND ...