Discharging liabilities held in a family trust

[morag-janet-of-the-hill-family]

If you are completely new to all of this it would be better to start with challenging small stuff like parking meter fines and when you have been successful there then slowly move up as you learn to more challenging and complex processes that will require you to perhaps hold your position all the way up to the high court. Meanwhile watch weebinars in the areas you want to learn and buy the modules that go with the webinars. Anyway here’s some information to go on with;

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[Bernard]

Hi Morag, thanks for your reply.

Please don’t misunderstand me, I am in now way ready to be tackling a mortgage yet. I was just curious to find out if it would be possible.

[morag-janet-of-the-hill-family]

it is possible but one needs to be very competent to gain a positive outcome and even then it will depend on who you are dealing with and how they (the adversary) behaves as to whether you get a quick win or whether you have to work long and hard to achieve the outcome you want. There is a member on here who has been doing processes for almost three years in a breach of contract case over the vaccine mandates. She is slowly gaining ground. That is the kind of determination that is required when dealing with the big stuff.

[Bernard]

That is fantastic news. I’m looking forward to my learning journey and am not afraid to put in the hard work that’s required. I see this as the way that we can all free ourselves from the criminal debt slavery racket that we have been fooled into living under. Thank you for your reply.

I’m back to dealing with Revenue NSW, Linkt and the NSW Electoral Commission to hone my skills 🙂

[morag-janet-of-the-hill-family]

Fantastic!!!

[Bernard]

Just read the new Pdf, thank you, that was very helpful. (the first one did confuse me a bit).