All one is doing is asking for proof of the “alleged amount owed”. WHEN (not if) they cannot provide proof, one can take a legal course of action. The law doesn’t require asking for proof, but the law requires any creditor to provide proof when ...
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 ...