Quick Recap
This was a member meeting for Youarelaw.org on June 24th, 2026, hosted by TJ where he provided updates on the platform’s developments and answered member questions. TJ announced upcoming changes to the website including new AI-enhanced features, pricing structure updates, and the introduction of wealth creation opportunities including a crypto trading platform and natural health products. He shared his personal story through a newly released YouTube video and discussed his involvement in various business ventures including an energy product and luxury club project in Las Vegas. During the Q&A session, members asked questions about power of attorney documentation, settlement negotiations, debt collection procedures, and court case strategies, with TJ providing guidance on proper wording and legal approaches for each situation.
Next steps
Adrianna
Complete and mail certificate of non-response and notice of acceptance of non-response to Bank of America; proceed with administrative process.
Demetrios
For city code enforcement lien, continue to document rights violations and consider state or federal lawsuit if violations persist; do not use subrogation in this context unless there is no damaged party.
King
Propose to the new employer that final payment be made to personal LLC and provide tax ID if requested.
For credit card debt validation, continue to challenge the opponent’s standing and refusal to disclose using proper party and evidence arguments as taught in the Delete Debt course – http://youarelaw.org/join
At traffic hearing, request production of hearing officer’s bond/insurance and, if denied, continue to press for documentation; consider requesting jury trial to assert due process rights.
Michael (Nucfire)
Continue debt validation process with credit bureaus and, if needed, send notice of litigation involvement to reporting parties.
Consider sending notice of lien (notice only, not full lien) to show seriousness, but await court order before filing actual lien.
Munirah
Enroll in a Tax and Trust Combo course at youaerlaw.org/join – to learn how to properly file taxes and recover withheld funds.
Peaceinit
File a new 1099 (with correct information) and send withdrawal of previous 1099 to relevant parties; dispute credit reporting of unvalidated charge-off using inaccuracy argument.
Shelly
Serve lien holder and Department of Revenue again as ordered by the judge; if no response, request judge to sign necessary documents and consider sending a bill for time wasted if further delays occur.
Correct and resubmit IRS EIN application for trust; provide only summary documentation to the bank when opening a trust account.
Sunny
Respond to settlement offers from the opposing party using a conditional acceptance, requesting their best offer and removal of negative credit reporting as a condition.
TJ
Post new links and information about the crypto platform and Unicity (health/nutrition) program in the Telegram groups and/or via email when available.
Update website with new AI-enhanced Q&A/chat forum and new blog features once testing is complete.
Notify members of upcoming changes to website structure, pricing, and course access, and encourage members to download needed documents before site changes.
Collaboration
All members: Download and save needed documents from the current website before upcoming site changes and reorganization.
All members: Join the Telegram group for ongoing Q&A and updates (directions on website).
All members: Review TJ’s personal story video on YouTube channel for additional context and motivation.
All members: Consider reviewing and upgrading to advanced courses (Delete Debt, Zero Tax, Trust) before price increases.
All members: Be alert for future announcements regarding new business/wealth opportunities and events as posted by TJ.
Summary
June Member Meeting Opening
TJ opened the June 24th, 2026 member meeting with a brief prayer and welcomed attendees. He mentioned that there would be discussions about both world events and local developments. TJ also referenced a recent video on the YouTube channel featuring his life story, which he encouraged attendees to watch to learn more about his background and experiences.
TJ’s Book and Film Plans
TJ announced plans to produce a book and appear in a film based on his background story, which will be related to his legal advocacy work and helping people overcome challenging situations. He emphasized that while legal counsel is important, members should also educate themselves about the law and their rights, as they are their strongest advocates. TJ provided various website resources and support options for members, including the Delete Debt course, Zero Your Tax courses, and a Telegram group for questions and discussions, while reminding everyone to use the website for support requests rather than contacting him directly. The movie will be titled – “Beyond the Secret – Directors Cut. Coming soon. Likely to be on Amazon Prime first.
Wealth Building and Program Updates
TJ discussed the value of the tax and trust course as a significant investment with multiple returns, emphasizing the importance of proactively managing legal and financial matters. He outlined various communication channels, including Telegram groups, for members to ask questions and stay updated. TJ also introduced upcoming wealth-building opportunities, including a crypto-based platform offering double-digit monthly returns and a natural alternative to GLP-1 weight-loss drugs. He highlighted upcoming changes to the website and programs, including AI enhancements and new pricing structures, urging members to take advantage of current pricing before updates.
Energy Project and Wealth Movement
TJ discussed his involvement in an energy project that he believes will provide abundant and cheap energy within 5-7 years, which he considers his legacy project. He also mentioned plans for a luxury club and event space in Las Vegas and described how UR Law is expanding beyond legal services to become a broader wealth movement. The meeting included instructions on navigating the UR Law website and accessing various resources, including meeting replays and the blog section. The session concluded with an invitation for members to share their success stories during the Q&A portion.
Legal Document and Settlement Advice
Tanya asked about the correct way to name herself in a power of attorney document, and TJ advised using her first, middle, and last name in lowercase rather than a “household” name, as the latter lacks proper documentation. Sunny sought advice on responding to a settlement offer in her current court case, and TJ recommended asking if the offer was the best possible without stating specific numbers, also suggesting to request credit report cleanup as part of the settlement terms. The meeting included technical difficulties with audio unmute for some participants and ended with Christopher mentioning being jailed for driving a stolen car without proper documentation and seeking advice about court harassment related to preparing a tort claim.
Debt Dispute Strategy Discussion
Michael discussed his progress in the Delete Debt course and sought advice from TJ regarding serving papers to a lender and handling a dispute with Experian over debt verification. TJ advised Michael to correct Experian’s misunderstanding about identity theft and suggested mentioning that the matter is in litigation to prevent interference. They also discussed the importance of focusing on proving the proper party’s identity rather than the original debt, and TJ emphasized the need for evidence and witnesses to support claims.
Vehicle Lien Dispute Legal Guidance
Shelly discussed her ongoing court case regarding a vehicle lien dispute, where she needs to serve documents to the lien holder and Department of Revenue despite the judge’s orders. TJ advised her to use the word “move” when addressing the judge to request document signing, and suggested she could potentially bill the lien holder for her time if they continue to delay the process. Shelly also inquired about setting up a trust fund, and TJ provided guidance on using an EIN number for the trust and recommended providing a one-page summary document to the bank rather than the full trust document. Demetrios briefly discussed his situation with a property lien from the city and asked about using subrogation, but TJ determined it wasn’t applicable to his property tax dispute and suggested pursuing state court first before considering federal court.
Debt Management and Foreclosure Strategies
TJ advised against pursuing foreclosure strategies, recommending instead to focus on reducing debt, creating wealth, and accelerating mortgage payments as a cleaner approach. Demetrios shared his past experience successfully fighting a foreclosure case, though TJ noted such long battles are rare and stressful. Adrianna sought guidance on legal strategy for debt validation, asking about jurisdiction between federal and superior courts, and TJ emphasized that evidence of proper party status is required in all court cases, with attorneys not serving as sufficient witnesses.
Property and Legal Dispute Consultation
Albert discussed a property dispute involving a C-Box storage container purchased in 2015, where the new owners are claiming back payments and seeking payment, though Albert believes the original contract terms should protect them. Val sought advice about a cease and desist letter from the Department of Health regarding unlicensed midwifery practice, which she missed responding to within the required 30-day window. TJ advised Val to pay the $1,200 fine conditionally, stating she doesn’t agree with the necessity of the fine while acknowledging the administrative process requirements.
Tax and Debt Dispute Guidance
Peaceinit sought advice from TJ about a 1099 charge-off issue with Wells Fargo and was advised to resubmit the form correctly and dispute the charge-off as inaccurate due to unadjusted balance after tax benefits. King discussed closing his small business and asked about paying through an LLC, with TJ recommending trying this approach while noting potential complications with IRS requirements. King also sought guidance on disputing credit card debt using the Delete Debt course, and TJ advised challenging the creditor’s claims about the E-Sign Act and FCRA by questioning their authority to make claims without proper documentation and authentication.
Legal Strategy and Tax Guidance
King discussed his experience with a traffic matter where he requested a delay in hearing but was denied without proper basis. He obtained a hearing and filed a bond request after the court claimed they didn’t have records of required documents. TJ advised King on strategies for the upcoming hearing, including questioning public officials about their bonds and insurance coverage, and suggested using a jury trial waiver as a tactical approach. Munirah inquired about tax assistance, and TJ recommended their Tax and Trust Combo course – which includes methods for claiming tax refunds and proper documentation of deposits. Demetrios asked about using subrogation in criminal cases, and TJ explained it could potentially work in scenarios where no damaged party exists, suggesting framing it as refusing to act as a trustee in the matter.