Searched Court Case Records With Owners Name - Found No Court Cases

• Related Articles

• Does One Need to Name a Beneficiary

  Every trust MUST name a beneficiary, but it does not need to be named in the Trust Corpus documents. In fact, it is explicitly stated that for privacy concerns, the beneficiary will be named in the Trust Minutes of the very first Trust Meeting. The ...

• Small Claims And Civil Court Differences

  Most courts now have procedures that allow one to represent themselves in regular civil actions. The difference between civil courts and small claims court is that small claims procedures are not as strict, the filing fees are generally less, and the ...

• Which Court Cases Have Ruled on Which Specific Circumstances Require a Social Security Number (SSN) To Be Disclosed

  Section 7(a)(1) of the Privacy Act states “It shall be unlawful for any Federal, State or local government agency to deny to any individual any right, benefit, or privilege provided by law because of such individual’s refusal to disclose his social ...

• How Does One File A Court Case

  If one has a trust already, one can actually file for FREE by filling out a form called Application for Indigency by the Clerk of Court. By filling out this form with all "zeros" one will automatically qualify for free legal services (except ...

• Saying "NO" to Offers During Court Proceedings [Against The Person]

  The BAR wants a person to sign as surety. At key points in a Court case, the BAR members want one to sign certain documents. Why? Because a signature is consent - it can be legally interpreted as agreement to be surety for an obligation, to perform, ...