Void Judgements, Richard Cornforth

suijuris · #1 10-01-2003, 10:57 PM

Richard Cornforth seems to have a great deal of information relating to voiding judgements. So I did some looking, and this is what I have been able to find&in regards to&contacting Richard Corforth:
7017 NW 28th Street
Bethany, Oklahoma, 73008
Bus: (405) 789-8264
E-mail: Corn4thdad@aol.com

You can download the e-book published by family guardian&from sui juris...&this should get you started. I understand he also has some workbook and seminar videos available.

Hopefully we can get some good discussion on this topic, I think this has very powerful implications in civil judgements. I have not seen it applied to criminal judgements, but would welcome conversation....

suijuris · #2 10-01-2003, 10:57 PM

Richard Cornforth seems to have a great deal of information relating to voiding judgements. So I did some looking, and this is what I have been able to find&in regards to&contacting Richard Corforth:
7017 NW 28th Street
Bethany, Oklahoma, 73008
Bus: (405) 789-8264
E-mail: Corn4thdad@aol.com

You can download the e-book published by family guardian&from sui juris...&this should get you started. I understand he also has some workbook and seminar videos available.

Hopefully we can get some good discussion on this topic, I think this has very powerful implications in civil judgements. I have not seen it applied to criminal judgements, but would welcome conversation....

FlunkyNoMo · #3 10-02-2003, 02:39 AM

Good Stuff!!

I'm reading it right now, and have told others to check it out.

There will need to be some discussion, such as "dispute a debt", but includes some good questions to verify the debt, "dispute of tax obligation", and it seems all the docs use upper and lower case format, which implies they are real people, the court room is no place for a real person.(?) Confused but still reading.

FNM

FlunkyNoMo · #4 10-02-2003, 02:39 AM

Good Stuff!!

I'm reading it right now, and have told others to check it out.

There will need to be some discussion, such as "dispute a debt", but includes some good questions to verify the debt, "dispute of tax obligation", and it seems all the docs use upper and lower case format, which implies they are real people, the court room is no place for a real person.(?) Confused but still reading.

FNM

suijuris · #5 10-02-2003, 09:30 AM

Yes, maybe we would simply apply what we have learned regarding UPPERCASE names to the example forms when filing.

suijuris · #6 10-02-2003, 09:30 AM

Yes, maybe we would simply apply what we have learned regarding UPPERCASE names to the example forms when filing.

suijuris · #7 10-02-2003, 07:11 PM

Here is some more info emailed to my by Richard Cornforth:


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"Secrets of the Legal Industry II" covers the law of voids, the Fair Debt Collections Practices Act, civil litigation, civil rights, civil RICO, attacks on the IRS and more - 5 video set - ten hours of presentation. The workbook covers all that is in Secrets of the Legal Industry II and more - 220 pages. These are available for gifts of $75, and $25. Check or money order OK.& Please add $10 and $5 respectively for shipping and handling. For those ordering, I send the CDRom info referred to in the video as a file attachment for cut and paste editing into legal documents. Richard Cornforth, 7017 N. W. 28th, Bethany, Oklahoma 73008.Check or money order accepted.

The video is also available on CDRom (view on your computer) = $35 includes S&H

Also, pleadings library in MSWord format has over&1000 briefs on many subjects = $100, includes S&H

suijuris · #8 10-02-2003, 07:11 PM

Here is some more info emailed to my by Richard Cornforth:


<HR>


"Secrets of the Legal Industry II" covers the law of voids, the Fair Debt Collections Practices Act, civil litigation, civil rights, civil RICO, attacks on the IRS and more - 5 video set - ten hours of presentation. The workbook covers all that is in Secrets of the Legal Industry II and more - 220 pages. These are available for gifts of $75, and $25. Check or money order OK.& Please add $10 and $5 respectively for shipping and handling. For those ordering, I send the CDRom info referred to in the video as a file attachment for cut and paste editing into legal documents. Richard Cornforth, 7017 N. W. 28th, Bethany, Oklahoma 73008.Check or money order accepted.

The video is also available on CDRom (view on your computer) = $35 includes S&H

Also, pleadings library in MSWord format has over&1000 briefs on many subjects = $100, includes S&H

suijuris · #9 02-25-2004, 01:29 AM

I found some Richard Cornforth videos on void judgments, they are a must see! I cannot stress enought how important it is to watch these if you have ever had any type of court judgement, foreclosure, etc.

http://www.kel.cc/downloads/TaxStuff...eos/index.html

PS: They are very big files.

Enjoy!
Sui Juris

rushpat · #10 02-25-2004, 06:27 AM

Okay, this site is officially better than TSN forums. You've manage to pack quite a bit of info and links in a very short time.

Thanks SuiJuris!