Hey TJ,

Good news, I went to court it was the day of the trial and the prosecutor met me in the hallway. Before I could enter the courtroom the prosecutor said “let’s make a deal”.  I told the prosecutor we didn’t need to make a deal because his 3 days had came and passed. He told me he was going to be up front with me, and he had no clue how to answer a “Bill of Complaint in Equity” or “Subrogation”(I think he does know how).

The prosecutor asked me to plead no contest and to a much smaller charge of “Disorderly Conduct”, and to pay just a $200 fine. They originally charged me with “Interruption of a Government Investigation” and wanted jail time plus a $2,500 fine. I was hesitant to accept, but I did to not deal with it anymore.

Thank You.

(COMMENT – As we discuss, they will not give you an obvious recognition of Expressing the Trust, but they commonly will make an easy to accept deal, if you approach the prosecutor privately first after you paperwork is submitted). Stay out of court and follow up – always try to meet them privately first.

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