Clarity please

[David Merrill]

Until you can avoid that jurisdiction by competent self-governance I would keep it simple.

IN GOD WE TRUST (Find that on the bill.)

SO HELP ME GOD (Find that on the Oath.)

That is a promise from the comptroller of the Treasury that you will be paid well if the officer violates his or her oath to preserve your rights. Until you can avoid or abate that jurisdiction effectively the best you can get is a proper court and your day in court. That is usually enough. You will probably find that the actors do not have Step One - the oath of office properly sworn before God and available to you by the prescribed clerk (county clerk or SoS).

It sounds like county to me.

So if the county clerk and recorder has no oath, get a Certificate of Fact that the judge or DA whoever, has no oath of office published there. File that into the case and it will probably go away. Avoidance and abatement because you are the only one standing competent to protect your unalienable rights. You become the author of your estate.