Tired of Getting the Shaft in Court?

If you ever want it to stop then first you must understand a few things.
1) The reason you are getting screwed so badly every time you go into court is because you have no idea what you're doing.
2) Even most people who feel they understand the court systems well and have had to be involved within the court systems the better part of their lives still are relatively clueless to the truth of law.
3) To liberate your freedoms and check oppressive agents of deception you must be willing to research not only statutes but the law as well as corresponding with your community officials.

If you resolve yourself to this disposition you'll find that despite all the deception in the world "they" will not be able to disjoin the truth, the essence of the law nor the spirit of what is right from your side. With this and acting as an educated diligent citizen law will prevail in your interest.

Though today we find that we're constantly involved in dispute, adjudication and legal plunder. This is not necessary though. Dispute may be resolved or circumvented by the use of the proper channels and when acting honorably. In fact dispute is never necessary nor is it favorable since to raise dispute is, in the eyes of the court, to automatically be considered in dishonor. Therefore, it is always favorable to accept terms conditionally, to discharge notices and create bills for orders. All of which can be done with aid of a Notary Public, who will attest and certify the authenticity of your legal processes thus evidencing for you and establishing you lawful standing. The California Code governing the Notary Public is below. In short you must administrate your own affairs intelligently and honorably.

8205. (a) It is the duty of a notary public, when requested:
(1) To demand acceptance and payment of foreign and inland bills
of exchange, or promissory notes, to protest them for nonacceptance
and nonpayment, and to exercise any other powers and duties that by
the law of nations and according to commercial usages, or by the laws
of any other state, government, or country, may be performed by
notaries.
(2) To take the acknowledgment or proof of powers of attorney,
mortgages, deeds, grants, transfers, and other instruments of writing
executed by any person, and to give a certificate of that proof or
acknowledgment, endorsed on or attached to the instrument. The
certificate shall be signed by the notary public in the notary public'
s own handwriting. A notary public may not accept any acknowledgment
or proof of any instrument that is incomplete.
(3) To take depositions and affidavits, and administer oaths and
affirmations, in all matters incident to the duties of the office, or
to be used before any court, judge, officer, or board. Any
deposition, affidavit, oath, or affirmation shall be signed by the
notary public in the notary's own handwriting. Your ignorance and your dishonor is what takes your freedom away and gives power and jurisdiction to them.


The secret they don't want you to know is that without admission of dispute our courts have no jurisdiction over us - except when one uses fraud in contracts, damages property or hurts someone. If you acted honorably and didn't file the complaint then you are not raising dispute. Without your agreement to the presence of such dispute there is no jurisdiction for them to act upon. Most people know, if they've been to court much, that the first thing they ask you is "have the parties attempted to settle?". This is because if you can truthfully say "no, your honor, there's been no discussion and I can't consent to adjudication" they have no jurisdiction - they have no power. Therefore, the power of the courts arises out of your failure to properly document the administration of correspondence and settle misunderstandings. The finest part
is that nobody can make you do anything, or exercise power over you as long as you live with truth and honor. Whenever you receive a notice, demand or bill or anything you don't agree with or there is a misunderstanding use your best efforts to administrate and settle the matter AND use your notary to document your good faith efforts and correspondence to the other party BUT ESPECIALLY their dishonor of your notices, bills and correspondence. As stated in the law governing the Notary, they can and must demand acceptance and payment of bills, notes and
protest them when not accepted. When the opposing party refuses to pay or accept your bills or notes they are the one who has acted in dishonor and the declaration of protest from your Notary, which they also must do, then makes the party liable for all damage or loss arising from the dishonor of the instrument.