[Jerseee]

Networth2,



First let me ask some basic questions to you--to get you thinking.



how did the law firm get involved? Did the bank hire them or did they sell the debt to them?



If they are representing the bank--ask for certified verification of the debt. If they know this debt to be valid, they should have no problem writing a letter and signing it attesting this fact or alleged fact. source USC 15 chapter 41



Next thought, have you verified that there is an IRS lien? Did someone tell you or did you see it filed against your person? Do a UCC 3 search and find out if this is true. If it is not true, you can use that certified search results in your favor of course. Most of the time it is not filed with the county or state. Do both and even that demands verification (believe it or not).



Now back to the law firm....did you know that purchasing evidence is a felony? How did the law firm become party to this situation?



Ask to see the original application that the bank should have. this is evidence of the debt.



Did you know that banks cannot loan their assets?



Did you know that banks cannot create money?



Was the bank at risk of losing something?



These are all valid questions--and I don't think this situation is warranted for demanding jursidicational issues. This looks to be commerce only.



RPT is correct in that the land patent may take time but to declare it I think is another story. I'm not sure about this but file your declaration with the county--as this is public notice as well.



Do everything in writing and do not discuss such matters over the phone. Don't forget your remedy, involve the use of a notary and never argue.



Hope I helped some.