An Attorney Said Land Patents Aren't Valid Anymore - Now What

An Attorney Said Land Patents Aren't Valid Anymore - Now What

One can believe that attorney and what they know as an INDIVIDUAL... or learn from a TEAM of attorneys and legal researchers and see the legal library of Supreme Court cases that say differently (150+ cases in total). The old adage goes, "You don't know what you don't know." And clearly a single attorney cannot know everything, including having knowledge of the land patent movements in Florida, Texas, and California where people have successfully removed themselves from paying property taxes.

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