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Anelia Sutton

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Go to War — Be Calm, NOT Soft
Family…When you step into a legal battle, you must Go to War.But hear me clearly: Go to war. Be calm. NOT soft. The recipe is always the same — no matter what response you get from corrupt court officials. Corrupt people do corrupt things. Liars lie. So don’t be shocked when they act like exactly what they are. Their entire strategy is to shake you… to drain you… to make you so depleted that you give up. Don’t give them that satisfaction. Stick to the plan. Go to war. Be calm. NOT soft. When I work with a client, all I do is write down everything they tell me. That’s it. They hire me to do the same thing they could’ve done for themselves. I’m honored to help — but I’m not needed. Because you know what happened to you better than anyone else on this Earth. The only thing truly missing ISN'T: - being new to law...you can learn it - or not knowing court rules...they’re on the courthouse website The REAL missing ingredient is confidence in yourself. When you put these three together: 1. The Law 2. The Court Rules 3. Confidence in Yourself …you become unstoppable and that’s how you win. The corruption is out of control and the need for tools is great. So I put everything I learned in my 7+ years in the trenches in my book, The Law Revolution. Why? Because it is not humanly possible for me to help everyone one on one. This is WHY I wrote it. It is a blueprint written in plain language so that ANYONE at any level from beginner to advanced legal researchers can master their own journey. Get it and read it 25 times. It is literally what I did when I was a beginner, kneehigh to a grasshopper. There were days when I would spend an entire day reading the same paragraph over and over until it "stuck". No shame in being a beginner. Beginners will always have a special place in my heart because it is where we ALL begin any new journey. Alright, let me close with this... If you receive something from a court. They expect you to give into fear and panic.
Go to War — Be Calm, NOT Soft
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“Humble as a lamb, but fierce like a lion, I man a warrior.” https://youtu.be/nmGr-TI-Kfs?si=4JaB1tFMA2Y1CZ1N
Under criminal investigation, attempted forced sale of home
I just got a call from my ex-wife’s attorney’s office informing me of an incoming ex parte to force the sale of my home. Let’s see how this plays out, I’m prepared to have the judge, her attorney, and clerk arrested for crimes committed in open court. I let them slide on day 1 of 3 of their attempted biased divorce and custody trial. Next time I won’t be so gracious. If the bailiff refuses to make the arrest, they too, will be pulled into tax court for prosecution.
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Thanks @Judge Judy, the criminal complaint was finally filed on Tuesday. They don’t seem to believe they’ve committed crimes, they’re acting as if their careers are safe, I’m sure reality will begin to hit when they receive that subpoena to tax court for prosecution.
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@Judge Judy Yes ma’am, that CUSIP was what I needed, it’s already been lodged, and waiting for tax court docket position. With just the CUSIP alone, with the denial to relinquish the case trust securities is what’s going to burn them, even if they have a valid oath, we know they don’t honor anything but the statutory corporation, and they’ll pay well. They caused harm to me, and my kid, I may as well be their Pearl Harbor.
Trial removed from docket
I got the judge, my wife’s attorney, and the clerk shook yesterday. I noticed today that the case was removed from the docket, they know qui tam is coming, like within the next two weeks. I warned them this would be a career ending event. I’ve also got her attorney, the DA, and seven other judges bond’s arrested in preparation for RICO charges in U.S. Tax court. I demanded the securities, the judge denied my motion, she must’ve forgotten they’re bound by tax law, the IRS lodged their ‘25 accounting manual in every court system. What the judge did here is commit a crime in open court, withholding the securities. I told the bailiff I wanted her attorney, the judge, and the clerk arrested and stormed out. I reduced their 3 hour trial allocation to five minutes, its game over and they know it! I just told my wife’s maggot attorney they’ll at he better return my son to me while they’re in the state, or I’ll see to it he goes to federal prison, we’ll see how he responds. They FA, and now they’re about to FO, and it’s happening very fast.
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@Jimmie Sample It depends on the offense, and everyone is different, works for some, not for others, lots of variables.
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@Jimmie Sample The treasury has a 2 year observation period, to make sure you know how to manage your estate properly, they require two years tax returns, once approved, you’ll be a vetted creditor, and they’ll give you access to the black terminal, which is what’s needed to pull the CUSIP for the case, or any other financial institution.
Ai response to employer notice to cease garnishments
What’re y’alls thoughts on what Ai is stating about this? “You cannot have your employer stop child support garnishment directly; you must obtain a court order to end it. The process involves filing a motion with the court that issued the original order, providing evidence to support the termination, and serving the new order on your employer. Common reasons for termination include a child reaching the age of emancipation (usually 18, but can be up to 19 if they are still in high school), a change in custody, or if the debt has been paid in full.”
Why employers are afraid to terminate garnishments
Sensitive information redacted. This is what I received when I hand delivered the first legal notice to California DCSS, subsequent notices will be sent certified sent received. If this department is complicit in the conspiracy and fraud, why can’t they brought onto RICO charges with the judges, clerks, and attorneys?
Why employers are afraid to terminate garnishments
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@Angelica Martinez I’m probably going to sue my company. I sent them a whole bunch of stuff proving the fraud, I’m just gonna start suing corporate fictions who ignore me.
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@Angelica Martinez What template did you use? I have everything from her course saved, and I’m only seeing templates for the agency.
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Eric Berben
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Army vet, surveyor of 30 years, bicentennial only child, roots in the DC tri-state area (DMV), I am a secured party creditor, holder in due course.

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