Clear answers for visitors who want to understand the process before making important financial decisions.
Equity means justice by fair dealing. It is the form of law that pre-dates statutes and codes. Equity is still honored today, but we must be the ones to bring it forth.
Equity provides remedy for most controversies that arise in the commercial realm. As long as you have not done harm to anyone, equity will more than likely have your back. Equity gives us the power to discharge student loans, credit cards, vehicle loans, personal loans, tax debt, and even mortgages. Although mortgage situations are more involved and include appearing in front of a judge who will have the final say on the foreclosure.
No. Equity is available to any man or woman.
No. Most of these sovereign citizen movements promote something called status correction as a means to special privileges. These processes attempt to copyright the birth certificate to gain control of the all-caps legal fiction that it represents. The only problem is that you cannot copyright something that you did not create. And the good news is that you do not have to. The ability to discharge a debt or avoid paying taxes on the fruits of your labor is accomplished through equity.
Probably. Your credit score is likely to be negatively affected by missed payments. This is usually the case throughout the duration of the discharge process. After accounts are successfully removed from your report, your score will experience a positive rebound. Additionally, avenues for credit repair exist after successful discharge of a debt.
A debt is lawfully discharged after accepting and returning the lender's or taxing authority's offer, bill, or statement. Does this mean you will be left alone now? Not likely. Just as we have the ability to discharge a debt, the lender has the ability to attempt to re-contract with us for a period of 3 to 6 years, depending on the state. This takes the form of continued billing statements, threats, and in some cases even selling the debt to a third party. Equity keeps our good name in honor by giving us a lawful off-ramp and proper way to reply to anything we might receive in the mail or by phone. A debt collector wants to try and collect on the debt you already discharged? No problem. We reply with another equitable acceptance. This is often a game of attrition and the only way to lose with equity is to give up.
Absolutely. Discharging a debt with the IRS or local state taxing authority is often a simpler and shorter process than discharging a debt with a lender. The IRS understands that an equitable acceptance gives them the ability to balance their ledger.
Anything you receive from the lender or taxing authority must be scanned and uploaded into your portal as soon as possible so that I can reply in a timely manner. That is it. Keep the faith and carry on.
Yes. Your honorarium will be held in trust for a minimum of six months following the last received correspondence from the lender or taxing authority. I remain obligated to reply to any offer, bill, or threat you may receive throughout the entire statutory period until you have been left alone, or your honorarium will be returned.
