Debtor Education Course

February 25, 2012 by David Nelson

Post Filing Pre Hearing

After you File Your Case you MUST also do a Debtor Education Course (CLICK HERE FOR THE $15 COURSE) prior to the hearing date.

Give them my email: David@Murrieta-Bankruptcy.com and Fax: 8582289763

If your case was filed in San Diego, then your case is in the SOUTHERN DISTRICT of California. If your case is in San Francisco, then your case is in the NORTHERN DISTRICT of California. If your case is in Riverside, Santa Ana, Los Angeles, then your case is in the CENTRAL DISTRICT of California.

When it asks you to put in your case number, just enter the numbers and leave out the letters.

I Buy Gold

February 17, 2012 by David Nelson 2 Comments

“Sell Your Gold”

By now you have seen numerous advertisements to “sell your unwanted Gold for cash,” or to “Sell your unwanted silver for cash.” Since you’re at this site, then you probably are also wondering how you can pay for your attorney’s fees. It’s easier than it sounds. Trade your unwanted gold and silver to me as a trade against your attorney’s fees. Save the middle man. I will take your gold and silver as a trade against your attorney’s fees for more than the local coin shops will pay you for it, and save you trouble of going through the middle man.

Gold Into Cash

You don’t need to turn your gold and silver into cash if you’re going to use that cash to pay your bankruptcy attorney anyway. And this way the middle man doesn’t need to profit off of you on top of paying an attorney to handle your case. If you have more gold than the price of your bankruptcy, then I can at least give you an idea what you can expect to get paid for it.

I Buy Gold

I was listening to an I Buy Gold radio commercial the other day, and the radio voice said that a person had sold a gold coin that cost $20 in 1927 and received over $1400 when they sold it.

Here’s the ridiculous thing about this commerical, of course it cost $20 in 1927, back then your gold coins were worth face value. In 1927 it was a $20 gold peice. When that person sold that coin, and got only $1400 gold was probably trading at $1500 which just on the value of the gold was a cut in price of $100. But more importantly, the value of the rare coin was probably ignored. If it was in bad condition it would still sell for a couple hundred more than price of the gold in it.

Additionally, any gold and silver you have left over is an asset that you must declare in your bankruptcy petition. I can tell you how much of you can keep and still file your bankruptcy. In most cases, you can keep all of it, file your bankruptcy, and get out of debt.

Lastly if you’d prefer to go to a dealer or if you have a rare coin in good condition or if your coin is worth more than the value of your bankruptcy, then you’ll need a reputable dealer to help evaluate the value of your coin and who can afford to pay you cash immediatley. I recommend Chapparal Coin Company in Murrieta, CA. Located on Washington Ave in Old Town Murrieta, their shop is right by me.

Corporate Personhood

February 3, 2012 by David Nelson

Legal Persons

Corporate legal personhood is good. If you owned a grocery store and didn’t incorporate, you’d very quickly find out how good it is while watching some plaintiff’s lawyer suck all your hard work out of your non-corporate veins.

Corporations have always been “legal persons” and that’s not going to change. It’s not different anywhere else. Just ask a German, French or Italian.

The legal person who is a corporation can still be stopped from funneling untold millions into politics without revoking the personhood of a corporation. The Supreme Court didn’t make up new law, it’s always been that way. What they did was restate what is on the books, then used it as a justification to make a bad ruling.

Corporate legal personhood allows you to prevent having your life breath sucked out by the vampires that work in Law for other corporations. They want to skin you alive and suck the marrow from your bones when some foreigner “slips” in your store. Corporate personhood protects you when a guy in a wheelchair sues you for violating the ADA without ever having been to your grocery store in the first place.

Trust me, it’s really really good, and like Crack it also has side effects if you do too much of it. That’s when they start buying elections. Don’t attack the corporation’s personhood, protect it. We need it, but we have to do something about the addiction too.

We need an LGBTC organization, it’s that important, even to progressives, liberals, democrats and whatever the people who don’t label themselves are calling themselves. It’s that important to anyone who owns a business and in America only about half of those business owners are conservatives.

We also need corpraholics anonymous . . . or a couple choice visits from the Sopranos.