How a Financial Trust Company and a Bunch of Intellectually- and Morally-Lazy Lawyers Caused My Family to End Up in Unending Financial and Physical DANGER What happens when educated people—lawyers, in particular—don’t listen carefully or ask questions to check their own (mis-)understanding of something? Can great harm result due to ‘educated professionals’ thinking they’re so damned smart and/or moral about something when they’re not? “Communicate with the beneficiaries—information should be both incoming and outgoing… Regular communication with beneficiaries can prevent many disagreements between beneficiaries and trustees.” from “The Changing Role of Trustee & Trustee Liability: Who’s Afraid of the Big Black Swan?” (March 10, 2009) by Kathryn H. Smith. A trust that should have lasted me over 20 years is on the verge of becoming insolvent after six, leaving my family’s safety, security, and survival in peril. Before, I worried about having enough myself to pay for a lif...
Some interesting parallels appear when NPD and the 1870 decision Banks v. Goodfellow are compared side by side. The following is a transcript of some videos I recently posted on YouTube. (My voice isn’t what it used to be, so I decided to post here also.) I’m hoping people will read this and find what I’ve put together worthy of consideration.