Questions and Answers

I received a few questions from clients that I thought I’d address here for the benefit of all.

Q: Did I use or pledge client property as collateral for my bond?

A: The bond clearly states what is being used. You granted your property into a trust. I had fiduciary obligation, not ownership interest. Your assets never made it to my balance sheet.

Q: Do I keep my property in trust?

A: There will be lots of opinions here and you should check the motives of all. I say of course, the bank wants it out because they fear your trustees. You can add trustees and keep us non-voting until we can be effective again. Don’t let those who have an equity interest influence your legal decisions.

Q: Am I bothered that copies of Dorean are appearing?

A: No, I wished that all of you understood the power of our process and duplicated it. Believe me, the bankers understood.

I have a question for you concerning my incarceration. Does it take more power to get off the cross to save yourself or to stay on it to save many? Let those idle babblers ponder this.

Q: Will the settlements I’m making pay off the mortgage?

A: No, the bond and your promissory note did that. I will not be persuaded by the illusion. I know what legally happened and will enforce my contracts.

Q: Can I stop all judicial actions with some paperwork?

A: No. The best I can do is make them ineffective by preserving contractual rights. If you don’t make mistakes, I can unwind their apparent success. You are the weakest link. That is why I encourage and invest in your education.

Q: When settlements reach the client are they responsible to pay brokers or agents?

A: I was not a party to those contracts, all I can say is that I hope you are honorable.

Q: When will I be getting out?

A: I guess that’s the 64 million dollar question. I should never be in, but I’m certain of one thing…Utah cannot convict. How soon until they stop pretending? I don’t know. Now that I am here, I will force their hands quickly. My gut and experience tell me about 60 more days.

Q: Why don’t I bail out?

A: It’s a two-fold answer.
a) Legally, it would undermine my legal strategy.
b) King Hezikiah was punished by God for exposing his wealth to the enemy
c) Bonus. The warrant was already settled and the bail set was a violation of public policy and public law 73-10.