Question...If the NAME is on a Deed to property and the NAME is held in TRUST, yet still listed on the Deed, wouldn't the idiots still think its ME?
Would it be prudent, and/or possible, to transfer the Deed to the Corporation instead of keeping it in the NAME?
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
That is the point...
Signing it over to Someone you trust.
You Take a new name and affirm it belongs to the vessel. The given name ( not yours) is the title of property, You transfer- grant- grantor all property to be held in trust.
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Mike Carparelli
How does this work once you Lien the name, then take a new name, and apply for a pass port? this is something I need to know as I will be travelling a lot.
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
You can prescribe conditions and terms when establishing a trust. The vessel is renamed, the corporate one a person trusts has the ability to issue its own valid credentials to facilitate travel. Or just use private transport.
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Mike Carparelli
ok my head is overload due to a trade-show I'm prepping for in LA. When I get back I'm in over-drive to prep for all this. thank you Bobis Youruncle:)
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Chris Evan
I just don't understand what you are saying....signing WHAT over to someone I trust? Whose name is on it?
I understand "You Take a new name and affirm it belongs to the vessel."
But...IF there is an outstanding warrant or something like that for the NAME and the NAME is listed on a DEED, that would cause problems. How does one completely take the NAME out of Commerce....or am I not seeing this correctly?
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Beverly Berta Braakschmack
You could put the deed under a corporation if you wanted to.
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Chris Evan
How do I do that with a lien attached?
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
What she said in much easier terms.
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Beverly Berta Braakschmack
I understand you can change title, the lien is still in place. I was going to put our house in my son's name, after all, he is the one who will get it in the end... Notary said that would be easy to do.
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Beverly Berta Braakschmack
As long as it is not an unsecured mortgage or something.
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
Basically, any lien you as supreme authority over the vessel, trumps all others. It isolates you in admiralty law. Cuts the warrant off.
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
Except YOU cannot do it, the corporate person does...
The corporate person becomes your own lawyer, the name is a ward of the corporate person.
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
So the legal person grants titles to the corporate person, to be held be held in trust,with 2 assigned roles as trustee and admin.
Taken name = beneficiary of the trust you have established thru other titles and sole shareholder of corporate personhood. It is all about trust and titles monitored by accounting methods and assigning surety to some one = corporate person, you can trust.
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
So the charges would be administered by the corporate person with, an your "offer is declined" letter accompanied by all notices. And a bill if appropriate.
Sealed Properly
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
Also send with it a "in lieu of identification notice" affirming you are the body of the vessel that has taken a new name and waive all benefits ( jail) under the applicable change of name act or law.
Mike Carparelli
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Chris Evan
Lis Pendens
[Latin, Pending lawsuit.] A reference to the jurisdiction (or control) that courts obtain over property in a suit awaiting action.
A notice filed in the office of public records that the ownership of real property is the subject of a legal controversy and that anyone who purchases it takes it subject to any claims asserted in the action and thereby its value might be diminished.
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
Have a look at this, a lien is an act of a king... Remember that when you watch. It took me a long time to get this.
http://robcourtofrecord.wordpress.com/2013/01/31/video-praecipe-act-of-the-king/
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
When one establishes a trust to hold things, the corporate body is the law maker as prescribed in the corporate charter. Always done through specific title of a corporate officer or on instructions from the board of directors, which can be only one director, if one so wishes.
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
Your corporate person has first rights to all things designated in the charter it trumps ALL claims against slave person in back pocket.
I really am doing my best to be clear.
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
You become "safe at third"
Here's a brilliant piece on language that is directly applicable...
Think in terms of title...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTcRRaXV-fg
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Anibal Jose Baez · Mackximus Minimus
Chris, have you given proper notice to the agency in charge of the name? You need to send proper notice with copy of the notice on the paper. They need to be notified that the vessel is out of commerce.
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
We have made a mistake:
The mistake was talking out of our ass's about the opening a corporate account and utilizing it as the exchange, that was the mistake”
We have left numerous shit stains around this issue, confusing things, that was not our intent.
The correct method is to assign everything to be used at the discretion of the board or director's including the personal accounts which become property of the corporation to administrate and create credit from. (charter - covenant) or trust agreements.
It really makes it simple” Please pardon this mistake, I am sorry please forgive me.
We corrected it as soon we as we could based on recent actions taken.
-The Board of Directors
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
Sir.
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
To quote the Admiral:
" If it is hard, you are doing it wrong."
We were doing it wrong.
We sincerely regret any confusion caused.
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
Now we are able to set off, ANY debt derived from the ALL CAPS name.
ANY DEBT attached to slave.” Including but not limited to any shares created by any corporation.
We now can offset a huge amount of debt, huge.
By generating credit, for trust worthy things.
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Beverly Berta Braakschmack
:D
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
Yes mistakes abound” but the result was worth it. :-D
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
Because, We learned from them.
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