Read the following till you truly understand it.
“IRS
manual 21.7.13.3.2.2 – An infant is the decedent of an estate or grantor, owner or trustor of
a trust, guardianship, receivership or custodianship that has yet to receive an
SSN.”
That's right, you have had a living estate since birth. This began at least since 1933 as the third bankruptcy came about in America.
**Disprove this and it will be taken down**
When
you are born you’re given one name, referred to as a first name, and as you are
young your family refers to you by one name.
You’re probably saying ‘what about the last name?’ That’s the key, you
notice a last name and a first name is not a name, and you would have a valid
point that’s two names not one. So when you put a first name and a lasting
together you create a title, doesn’t matter how many other names you add to it
either prefixes are suffixes it’s still a title.
You
will start off with a declaration of executorship, (referred to as the title Executor for a male of age and Executrix for a female if not married of age). Because every state,
and or every nation must have a declaration, (28 USC 1603). And because of this
nice little understanding you were declared dead, well at least your title was.
So the declaration of the executorship (a document founded on law, and said to
have the basis that law), affirms that you’re not dead, that you were never
dead, were never deceased, that you are alive and you are cleaning your
title.
The courts have not made a determination whether the practice of law is a
common right or not.
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