Anelia Sutton has many sites, which is great, but I'm confused. Where do I go to pay for materials and templates? I paid for the Hero Survival Kit on one site, but only got one template and had lots of trouble loading the site. Book is ordered, but running late. Can someone guide me please? Thanks, Elizabeth

Does anyone know how to submit documents to the LA County court house? I need to submit evidence and a statement.

From my experience and personal knowledge, courts have expiration dates. Most of cases we find ourselves in have a limited time frame to proceed lawfully. The judge and opposing counsel will not let you know about that. For instance, in Missouri courts have 30 days from the day of judgment to affirm, amend, deny, modify, stay, or vacate. They will only proceed based on your ignorance of such facts. If your first appearance at a hearing the judge orders and hits the gavel and an order appears on the docket reflecting that. It was most likely lawful. If however, you notice that it is not done and the judge questions whether he should proceed on the record or off the record than check the date. Has jurisdiction expired? So ask yourself, if your case has prolonged for over a year, why? If you must represent yourself and let’s say it’s about a foreclosure. The judge without looking at any evidence and based on procedure rules, grants favor for the “servicer”. You then have 30 days or whatever your state rules of procedure are, to motion the court to vacate that judgment. Even if you file it over the weekend on day 29 or however many days the state rule allows. 30 days is 30 days. Let’s say the judge grants a hearing for your motion to vacate. You produce evidence have everything correct and yet the judge still denies your motion. Understand that he could neither affirm or deny your motion the clock has run out for him to make a move. Therefore his prior judgment becomes void because a motion has been left unresolved for the judgment to stay. Also, look for if the judge orally denies your motion but never enters in a signed order entered in the court docket. It’s a good sign to mean that jurisdiction has expired.

I hired an attorney to help with a Probate case worth about $70k. The attorney had a junior associate answer one round of cut-and-paste questions, then charged me $60k. I have no idea what to do, but I know most entire lawsuits that last years and are handled by real attorneys (partners) don't cost that much.

The system is rigged to keep us small, silent, and afraid. But fear dies the moment you learn the rules they use against you. Legal education isn’t just knowledge, it’s a weapon. And when we wield it together, we’re unstoppable. This community was built to ignite that fire inside you. To share the scripts, the wins, and the wisdom that flips the courtroom upside down. Remember our rally cries: 1️⃣ When we rise, corruption falls. 2️⃣ We ride at dawn—warriors for justice. 3️⃣ No fear. No silence. Only victory. 4️⃣ Together we win. Now is the time to rise. Share your questions. Share your wins. Step into your power. The revolution starts with us. ⚡ Anelia