The "my signature created the money" theory is a hard sell in court

Posted by Blacky (24.165.92.191) on March 07, 2004 at 02:34:11:

In Reply to: Is it Possible posted by The Truth on March 06, 2004 at 00:59:31:

Are you talking about the theory that your signature CREATED the funds that were used, and that they didn't lend you any of their assets?

The problem I've seen with this theory is that even though technically it is right, the judges will just say "well even if you don't believe there is "REAL" money being used here, we live in a system that is based on this "unreal" money and thus you must abide by it."

(and if he is REALLY a smart$$$ he will say "oh, and since you say there is no REAL money, then you won't mind the fact that I'm going to award the plantiff several thousand of your fake dollars."

Judges don't have much patience for the theories on debt elimination. Most of those programs work best if done BEFORE court. Once in court you'd better have some good attorneys who know how to ride the "no money" or "money created by my client's signature" theory or they will eat you alive.

Good luck though in whatever you do.

Blacky

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