💡 Think of it like this: - Living Estate is the birth certificate → beneficiary claim. - DVWHA is the church covering. - PMA is the private business arm. - Foundation is the legacy bucket. - Irrevocable Trust is the final vault.

https://youtu.be/rx0QJbhqG6Y?si=Y7XI4xIOQJwEZN5i

Reprogram Your Mind – Deep Reflection Intake Sheet 1. What results do you want as a Beneficiary? Why now?(Describe the freedom, peace, and control you want to experience over your estate.) 2. Why is reclaiming your estate deeply important to you?(Think about your family, your legacy, and your future generations.) 3. How does living as a “debtor” make you feel right now?(Be honest — frustrated? anxious? controlled?) 4. Where does this affect your life the most?(Work? Relationships? Finances? Confidence? Social life?) 5. What has held you back from stepping into Beneficiary status before today?(Fear? Confusion? Lack of knowledge? Not knowing the process?) 6. If you do nothing, what will life look like in 6 months, 1 year, 5 years?(Write the uncomfortable truth — debt, stress, no plan for your estate.) 7. On a scale of 1–10, how urgent is it for you to reclaim your estate now?(Circle one: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10) 8. Paint a picture — what does your life look like after reclaiming your estate?(Imagine yourself debt-free, operating as Beneficiary, protecting your family’s future.)

Hello everyone, I am new to the group and was looking forward to asking a few questions tonight. However, since class was rescheduled, I was wondering if there is anyone who is available to help. My current situation is that AT&T, Verizon and my utility company aren't honoring my performance. I was recently laid off so there aren't much notes coming in. The goal was to hopefully have some success in that area so that I can free up funds to continue to educate myself and free my family. I am now at the point of wanting to sue so I was going to send notice of intent to litigate, dishonor notice, affidavit, POA, the UCC1 and whatever else I may need. So, my question is: Is there any advice, verbiage, case law, that I should be using. When I sue can it be in State court as opposed to federal? I have written my revocable living trust, Irrevocable Common law trust, and my Private Ministry Trust, I have to get the EIN for each. Should I just transfer the liability to the irrevocable trust instead of suing and going back and forth. I just want to make strategic moves that I can currently afford to make. Thanks so much in advance.

Have to see what’s up with my mom see yall next week