Trust Law and Administrative Courts

Introduction

• Discussion on trust law and administrative courts.
• Misuse of terms such as "license" and "court".
• Explanation that many "courts" are actually administrative tribunals.

Court System and Tribunals

• Legislative branch creates tribunals, which are run by the executive branch.
• These are not judicial courts; hence constitutional rights often don't apply.
• Judges are often appointed by the executive branch, not voted in.

Beneficiary Accounts

• Explanation of opening a beneficiary bank account.
• Example: Signature with "beneficiary" led to the bank questioning it.
• The bank couldn't close the account due to the beneficiary status.
• Maintenance fee was refunded due to fiduciary obligation.

Social Security Trusts

• Social Security is a trust; individuals are the beneficiaries.
• Benefits must be claimed within two years of stopping work due to injury.
• Upon turning 65, the trust matures, and one can request a full account.

Signature Representation

• Signature on checks is labeled as "authorized representative."
• Importance of understanding the representation of signatures.

Personal Experience with Social Security

• Experience drawing Social Security Disability benefits.
• Discussion on financial transactions involving trust funds.

Off-Ledger Trust Funds

• Claims of millions in an off-ledger trust fund.
• Contracts with the Treasury and IRS involvement.

Legal Challenges and Liens

• Creation of liens against public officials as financial strategy.
• Personal legal challenges with the state of Tennessee.
• Allegations of kidnapping due to lack of due process.

Understanding Trusts at Age 65

• At 65, beneficiaries can view trust accounts and demand payment.
• Social Security suggests renegotiating to continue their trusteeship.
• Encouragement to claim full benefits upon maturity at age 65.

Observations in Cemeteries

• Historical observation of gravestones indicating trust names.

Conclusion

• Future videos will cover property registration and contract negotiations.
• Encouragement to reclaim control over one's financial and legal rights.