A TRUSTEE/BENEFICIARY CAN SUE on behalf of Of Their Interest in the Trust

Added: 2026-05-06

[00:00:01]Ladies and gentlemen, gentlemen and ladies.

[00:00:06]Ladies and gents, >> YOU HAVEN'T SAID THAT in a long time.

[00:00:11]Don't worry about it. Um, I got something I want to talk to y'alls about just for a moment. I had a consultation yesterday with um young person and myself and that young person were talking about a situation that they were in and I'm sorry that I haven't done a video on this but we we we going to do it now. You see they're a trustee of a trust and there are several entities and or corporations that have been interfering with their trust property.

[00:00:44]Now, it has nothing to do with the conglomerate organization or arbitration. Just has everything to do with they put their property in a trust and their property is in a trust. And so, the company is going after the trust. And normally courts tell you, I know if you if you got a trust in our state, you got to come in with an attorney.

[00:01:06][laughter] Let me explain to you the catch 22.

[00:01:13]As in her case, if you are the trustee and a beneficiary of the trust, you have an interest in the property, the trust re that means you get to represent the trust in court.

[00:01:33]So what I did is I showed her legally how to create three claims at a time and to go after each of the individual members who have been interfering with her trust and her trust rights. And she can prove it. She can prove that everything they did was illegal, thinking that they're because they're a multi-billion dollar company that they can do whatever they want and how to sue them in small claims court. And look at this. In two separate locations, she could do it in three separate states, but she's doing it in two separate locations and bringing a suit against them. Pay attention. For the same thing in two separate states.

[00:02:18]Now, hold on now.

[00:02:20]three things at a time. Three issues at a time that do not conflate or trample over the other. Why is that? Because when you go to small claims court, you don't want to bring the whole nitten kaboodleoodle. You don't want to bring your basket of eggs so that they can all be smashed at the same time. You want to leave some eggs on the side. And I'm making an omelette later.

[00:02:44]Y'all ain't messing with this, you know.

[00:02:46]Um, that's what you do. Okay. You fill my heart with gladness. TAKE AWAY ALL my sadness, ease my troubles. That's what you do. And because that's what you do.

[00:03:00]What? Brian Adams, y'all need leave me alone with Brian. Me and Brian go a long way back.

[00:03:07]Okay.

[00:03:09]What?

[00:03:12]Ladies and gentlemen, there is always a way.

[00:03:18]And that was just a conversation in a consult. So what we did is we created for that person six different petitions going at each one with three different issues and another six going at each one with three different issues in another state.

[00:03:41]Ladies and gentlemen, why?

[00:03:46]So that first she becomes proficient in small claims court. It's a potent weapon when you use it right, when you learn the rules, when you read the rules.

[00:03:57]And so that she has more than one option. See, remember I told you during the consult, I'm going to give you more than one option. You're not going to just be, oh no, you only have you can only do that or you can only do this.

[00:04:08]No, we're going to give you options.

[00:04:10]We're going to Everybody must understand the courts use technicalities. They use presumptions.

[00:04:16]Now, although I hate presumptions, there ain't no law that you can't use a presumption, you can challenge their presumption and tell them they can't.

[00:04:24]You feel me? And the moment they challenge you and tell you you can't use presumptions, then that makes it nobody can use it. So, it's a catch 22 for them. And I love catch 22s cuz I got my batters met. My coach told me to get on in there. I said, "But coach," he says, "No, you wanted to be put in." So, there you go. Now, get on out there. I said, "All right, coach. I'm ready to play.

[00:04:45]They keep playing with me." And I talked to the Warriors and they said, "Hey, come on on out here. It's time to play."

[00:04:53]And I said, "I'm ready." So, they want to play. It's time to play. You see, the more they mess with me, the more information I give you all.

[00:05:05]The old idea is just a tip of the bird that was made out of ice. Now it's melting because of global warming. Look, I got to go. It's 6:00 in the morning and we have a meeting in less than five minutes. So, I have to get ready for that meeting. But I just wanted to give you guys an update. Those of you who are trustees and beneficiaries of your trust, not grtors, trustees and beneficiaries of the trust, you have the right to bring forth suits in small claims court or regular court on behalf of your interests and the trust at the same time. Now, technically, you can't represent the trust because of their stupidity. And I'm getting ready to take care of that. There is no law saying that only an attorney can show up in one of their stupid courts. There is no law.

[00:05:55]There is no such thing as the unlawful practice of law. It is the unauthorized.

[00:06:01]Nobody can authorize somebody to practice law. The bar, the so-called American Bar Association, that's a private company. They are not part of the state. The state's bar association.

[00:06:13]The state doesn't have a bar association. You stupid idiot. Sorry.

[00:06:19]That's what they tell people. That's a presumption. If you don't believe me, go look it up. The bar association is a private corporation. They are not part of the state. The state cannot license the p the practice of law. It is not a matter of state grace.

[00:06:36]So, I'm getting ready to go after that because I tired of the stupidity. Mama really is. I I can't handle that type of ignorance because it's stupid.

[00:06:47]All right, gotta go. Y'all take care.

[00:06:50]Stay out of trouble. And if you can't stay out of it, then make the best of it. Gotta go. Rea.