Sovereign Citizen Court Fail #28 Eviction!

Real Attorney reacts to Sovereign Citizen Court Fail #28 Eviction! Sovereign Citizens attempt to delay an eviction with the usual nonsense.
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[@LawTalkWithMike]

"The deed is in my name." 😂

[@bendrake2226]

Yes, Mr Wile E. Coyote... but you wrote the deed in crayon and it's inadmissible.

[@nctpti2073]

@@bendrake2226 Not in crayon, but Acme deed applications are not recognized by the courts.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

😂

[@LawTalkWithMike]

😂

[@dashaway1460]

It was written on a slate with chalk and left out in the rain! She is a member of Phi Beta Kappa!

[@cmenowlandreth]

We've lived in a house as renters and we received a letter from a realtor on our door that said our property was being sold and they would be showing our house the next day to the new buyer. I was shocked that our landlord would sell without talking to us first. I called him immediately and he said absolutely not. Come to find out some Sov. Sit. was trying to steal the property and "sell" it to one of their family members using his mom's "realtor" company. Luckily we were able to stop them from taking possession of the property. The audacity of people to steal a house from someone who worked their butts off to buy it is crazy.

[@ScreamingDucksShotMyMother]

It’s wrong but stop pretending all landlords buy their properties. You’d be surprised how many simply inherited properties.

[@1976cali]

What difference does that make?? So they inherited it from someone else who legally purchased it, so what? 🤷🏼‍♀️ If my sons inherit properties that my husband and I purchased (which they will) does that mean they are any less entitled to them? Should some sovtard be able to swoop in and steal in simply because they didn’t buy it but they inherited it?? Nope.​@@ScreamingDucksShotMyMother

[@susanengel-ix8bl]

Yeah, that would be scary, and it happens alot today!

[@lcceo22]

@@ScreamingDucksShotMyMother You should have stopped at “it’s wrong” The rest of that shit doesn’t matter

[@lisawatson9570]

Wow!! 😮

[@cmbwtheliel]

This judge got him to freely admit to fraud. What a legend.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

🙌

[@stevestrong458]

Being a Realtor, what we have here is a quit claim deed: “quit claiming that you have a deed”…..

[@LawTalkWithMike]

😂😂😂

[@africacarey]

🤣🤣🤣 being a realtor too this is funny

[@ninjalokust]

Listen, one day I paid this person for the deed to the property, then later I transferred the deed back to her in exchange for money. It doesn't matter that she never bought the property from its owner all that matters is that we exchanged money between ourselves for what we are claiming is the deed to the property. The fact we created a paper trail of this highly illegal transaction means its legit and the original actual owner of the property doesn't get a say in the matter... Also we may be involved in massive fraud.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

😂

[@katherinegaston5229]

✔️

[@WaylonX76]

I’d love to start a company that travels the country, evicting and removing sovereign citizens and squatters from properties.

[@kittys.2870]

Do So, it's needed.

[@goonerbear8659]

"Oh, you're a sovereign citizen. Now, I see why it sounded like you got your argument from a can of Alphabet Soup. Get out."

[@LawTalkWithMike]

Yup😂

[@mchevre]

I'm surprised he directly admitted to being a sovereign citizen. Usually when asked that by a judge, they'll flat deny it, responding with some nonsense like "I am the natural man, under common law, and I do not stand under your battleship sir" lol

[@donmoore7785]

This is outstanding - I heard about people trying to "take" property and sell it, but the is the first time I saw this nonsense play out in a court of law. Love the judge.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

🙌

[@lukecat3825]

I had a rental that as I evicted the tenant for non payment, they allowed a stranger (to me) to move in and claim they lived there. The police would not call it a trespass even though I had never met the “occupants”. So I found a couple of “very nice” very large gentleman and legally “leased” the premises to them for two weeks. The moved in immediately, much to the discontent of the other “tenants”. I explained they had no written lease and no proof of “exclusive” residency or possession. Again the police said “civil issue”. After a few hours of the new tenants hitting on the guys wife and eating and drinking everything in the house. A few times telling the old “tenant” to shut the F up” unless they wanted a beating. Sleeping on the couch and in their bed. For some reason, the unknown tenants decided to leave on their own. That must of upset the new tenants because they moved out too, the next day. A couple hundred dollars was cheaper than court, unpaid rents and possible trashing of the unit.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

😂

[@debrastarr8436]

That is genius. I’m imagining how that played out and it’s like watching a sitcom in my mind! Absolute gold!

[@jkvgsvsmiles3406]

Love it, cheap and legal without doing harm or getting your place trashed!

[@alexeivoncarstein8286]

That’s genius

[@BernardKiprop]

I really wish this was filmed for us all to enjoy and learn from 😂😂😂

[@spuriouseffect]

Why aren't these people thrown in jail? If I came home and there were people living in my house, I would call the police and have them arrested. This is ridiculous.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

Yup

[@christinewolfe5481]

In sounds like this case is about someone who was legally living in the house, under a lease or tenancy agreement; their lease is up and and now the landlord wants them out (the court records say this is a "termination of tenancy" action). However, they're fighting the eviction with mumbo-jumbo. This is a company suing ex-tenants, not an individual who just came home and found strangers in the house. (Even in that case, however, the police may not be able to do much if the strangers claim to be tenants and show a lease. The police aren't going to summarily evict somebody who might really be a legal tenant, no matter how unlikely it seems, until the courts rule on the legality of the "lease.")

[@terihorton217]

I would have to call the cops to come pick up the bodies of home invaders. Lmao

[@ScreamingDucksShotMyMother]

@@terihorton217& you’d be in jail for murder lmao 😂😂 many many people sit in jail for homicides that are justifiable.

[@terihorton217]

@@ScreamingDucksShotMyMother you are exactly right on that friend. Lol

[@leamanc]

“Fraudulent conveyance” also sounds like when they drive down the road with “Private” license plates.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

Yup

[@nctpti2073]

Worse. It is like if they were driving someone else's car down the road with 'Private' license plates, without the car owner's permission and spouting the usual line of the car being 'their' private property.

[@moosecat]

Leave my vessel alone, you pirate, you!!! 😁

[@destroyerinazuma96]

I mean, even if the plates were from a "public" foreign country you'd still have to register/insure the automobile and get new plates lol

[@LawTalkWithMike]

Yup

[@smoorej]

It seems the judge’s SovCit alarm sounded when she asked Mr. Wiley the incredibly simple question: “When did you buy the property?”. Most homeowners wouldn’t have to think too hard about an answer, so she naturally expected a concise reply, like “2014” but instead received a painfully long silence followed by a word salad with “performance bond” and “eminent domain”sprinkled in.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

Yup

[@lescook9021]

This is a great example of why these SovCits are actually more than just nuisance, they are actually real criminals who cause major problems for honest hard working people. Some decent person had to hire a lawyer to not only get these people out of their house they owned, but to keep them from fraudulently taking their house. PS I love the optimism, "on duty, *in case* this goes sideways"

[@LawTalkWithMike]

🐶🐶😂

[@stefanlaskowski6660]

If I found intruders in my house, they'd leave in body bags. No need to involve the courts.

[@jasong3543]

So side question, would the respondent be responsible for cost or would they need another action or possibly restitution from some criminal complaint like filing false deed?

[@LawTalkWithMike]

Maybe court costs but it doesn’t really matter they don’t have any money.

[@lescook9021]

@@LawTalkWithMike Yep. I learned years ago, getting a monetary judgement against someone is one thing, collecting the money is a while nother thing. Not my case, a good friend's teenage brother was killed and his parents received a wrongful death judgement. By the time, decades later, both parents died, they had only ever saw a few hundred dollars of that debt.

[@happyhippo4664]

That is scary that someone can put someone else in the throws of a fraudulent and frivolous lawsuit. Why are these not crimes?

[@LawTalkWithMike]

They probably are.

[@KirbyJ89]

@@LawTalkWithMike the problem is that if you were to go after these people civilly to try and get the costs back of proving you rightfully owned it in the first place is useless as you can’t get blood from a stone.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

Yup

[@mchevre]

@@KirbyJ89 You're absolutely correct. I've often considered if there may be some resolution to this sort of problem by creating a civil fund, via some form of general taxation, that could be utilized to compensate individuals who are forced to spend money on attorneys, etc, when they're scammed by idiots like this. There's probably many factors to consider. Like it would have to be done in a way that wouldn't make Sovcits feel invincible or absolved from personal responsibility. There has to be a balance though between Sovcits personally being liable, and their victims actually being able to get compensated.

[@ronfullerton3162]

@@KirbyJ89 My question is why the court does not levy prison time or some kind of punitive results for their illegal activities? It is basically theft, so there should be some consequences for their actions.

[@tedsperos1620]

I really liked this judge. "You have to look denied up". As soon as she confirmed the situation, she got just the slightest hint of a smile on her face

[@LawTalkWithMike]

😂

[@PennyLynnBettorf]

I work in real estate title and I've seen crap like this...smh I wonder how much money she gave him to "purchase " the property.

[@TheUluxian]

Love when you pause at the 11:45 mark to explain. Just take a look at the expression on the plaintiff's attorneys face!🤣🤣 Best example of a "WTF!?!" expression I've ever seen..

[@LawTalkWithMike]

😂

[@barnabyaprobert5159]

I wish the judge had said that she was referring this issue to the police for investigation of fraud.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

Agreed

[@standardnerd9840]

She seemed the type to not let something like that go. Maybe she referred the matter to the prosecutor's office later?

[@LawTalkWithMike]

Yes I mean I don’t know but the priority is to resolve the issue before the court first. She has a call to clear.

[@michellegault4122]

Newbie question: After giving a judgment/ruling, can a judge have a case be sent for further investigation for possible crimes other than the one(s) they just ruled on? I’d say yes but I don’t spend much time in court rooms.

[@windywednesday4166]

@@michellegault4122 good question.

[@strangerbrothers9902]

So, you're saying that a complete stranger just happened to be in your home, without your knowledge or consent, when by complete coincidence, a process server happens to come to your door. This complete stranger identifies himself as a resident and signed for a summons you now say you never saw. Something else the court is not entirely convinced.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

Exactly

[@StefanDembowski]

So, he just admitted to fraud on a recorded meeting? WOW.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

Yup it was not smart.🤷‍♂️

[@DominusLuna]

I hope they make a video of the Cops (Marshal's/ Sheriffs) locking them out of their ill-gotten property and post it for the world to see.

[@dynodon331]

They couldn't care less. These scumbags are beyond embarrasment.

[@DominusLuna]

@@dynodon331 Yea. We know that. It's still entertaining. Better than the movies coming out these days.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

😂

[@youtubesketches110]

These people are not just noxious, they are scary. If authorities act slow these people could hurt a lot of families.

[@davidpruett7894]

I love the judge's reaction, once she realized what was being said. How much you wanna bet, when she went in to recess, she was laughing her butt off?

[@LawTalkWithMike]

Oh yes 😂

[@Tsiri09]

At first, I kept wondering what was going on. Now I understand- he's a fraud. He committed fraud against Miss Wheeler and the REAL property owners are going after her. Having been made homeless in 2011 from a real estate scam, I hope this is referred to the DA for prosecution. I feel for Miss Wheeler- she REALLY needs to get a licensed Attorney's help. I also wonder if she and the sovcit are working together?

[@cynthiatucker2147]

Thought it was too convenient for neither one to be on video. I think they were together on this. Weird.

[@susanengel-ix8bl]

No, they r both the crook's!!

[@arizonasunflowers5226]

That’s why that guy didn’t want to show his face!

[@arizonasunflowers5226]

Both are absolute crooks & fraudsters!

[@markdavenport2998]

Sov Cit: "This property is mine to sell". Judge: "HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!! no"

[@LawTalkWithMike]

Yes that is a perfect summation 😂

[@tarishapiro8451]

I really enjoy your take on Sovitards and Frauditor. You’re low key, funny and say the things we’re all thinking 😊. You and Schroedinger’s Cat are the best at this.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

Thank You 😊

[@standardnerd9840]

They should have gotten their documents Notarized! Amateurs

[@LawTalkWithMike]

😂

[@ronfullerton3162]

@iowahank So had to get properly trained personnel anymore.

[@GinEric84]

They needed that notarized affidavit of Truth

[@ronfullerton3162]

@@GinEric84 Now they only need to be told what truth actually is.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

😂

[@markbailey6230]

There are many videos out there where the SovCits just take possession of a house that is not occupied and claim ownership through many and various fraudulent documents that they file with the county and the courts. The legitimate owner is shocked when they go to their property only to find a family living in their house claiming to be the legal owners. It takes sometimes years to get it sorted out in court and get the "squatters" physically evicted, not to mention the thousands of dollars spent by the legitimate owner. You see this often with vacation homes, or homes that have been inherited and are not occupied. I feel it is unfair and criminal that these squatters get away with this without some form of penalty or jail time.

[@ronfullerton3162]

I agree. It doesn't seem right, or even that the court or police care. I know it is wrong, but it seems almost better to go in and "clean house" on your own.

[@alexeivoncarstein8286]

You’re almost better off kicking down the door and charging in with a shotgun then physically forcing them out the door

[@LT1HILLINGHOE]

It doesn't take years to kick out a squatter. It's about 2 months here.

[@christinewolfe5481]

@@LT1HILLINGHOE : It can vary widely depending on the jurisdiction and other specifics, such as whether the "squatters" actually put up a legal defense. Even in your jurisdiction, you'd probably be shocked at how long a determined squatter can drag out a proceeding.

[@LT1HILLINGHOE]

@@christinewolfe5481 A squatter has to continuously squat for 15 years to have squatters rights. No matter where ur at. We learned that in Real Estate 101 when I became a REALTOR®, many years ago.

[@KirbyJ89]

These are the ones that actually really bother me. Seen a few videos of Moor’s and SovCits in houses they don’t own and the hoops that the true owner has to jump through to get their property back is sickening. Then to top it off the damage that is done as the people are leaving 🤮. So sad.

[@moosecat]

I was going to say, by the time the property owners DO get their property back, many of them have been trashed.

[@ronfullerton3162]

@@moosecatAnd yet these people, once forced out by the police under court order, are just allowed to leave. With no consequences, you know that they are just going to do it again. Other law abiding people are going to suffer the same headaches.

[@Gamer88334]

@@ronfullerton3162 If you ask me, them trashing other people’s houses should be considered littering, and/or vandalism. They definitely should be charged with trespassing on private property.

[@shotforshot5983]

@@ronfullerton3162 Perhaps sometimes, tarring and feathering by villagers armed with pitchforks and sickles is warranted.

[@moosecat]

@@ronfullerton3162 Exactly...it's completely infuriating. About 25 years ago, my buddy and his then-wife rented a room to a guy. Invariably, he'd not pay his rent for months until such time that they had to take this guy to court to get him evicted (which cost them money, AND takes additional time), he'd pay at the last minute, and this cycle repeated a few times.

[@Existntlangst]

I love Judge Brue's facial expressions!

[@LawTalkWithMike]

Yes it was really fun watching her try to hold it in😂😂😂

[@markarnold8014]

WOW! Kudos to these Judges who have to sort out these Circus antics. I think the property Sov Cit cases are more delicious than the Traveling videos.........they really believe they have a right to just take what they want.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

It’s crazy! 🤦‍♂️😂

[@Caseytify]

From what I've read there's a fair number of these cases clogging up courts, which gave rise to the term "paper terrorism."

[@standardnerd9840]

I also like the court cases better. (But is sometimes fun to watch smashy smashy, zappy zappy, ut-oh tow)

[@LawTalkWithMike]

😂

[@aprilleerose]

Seriously, these people are WILD

[@loriepaix6391]

The problem is that they drag the issue through court knowing that they are going to lose, but the process allows them to live rent-free for many months. Then the homeowner is stuck making repairs and they're onto the next property and repeat the whole process. It's conspiracy to defraud the homeowner, and if they are so desperate for free housing, give them each a cell.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

Yup

[@LibraryDrudge]

I recall something like this happening to several vacant properties in Morgan Park and Beverly a few years ago. The SovCits moved into the properties and filed frivolous lawsuits against public officials when they were evicted.

[@petesmoviemadness]

“I was brung to court” 🤦‍♂️🤣🤣

[@LawTalkWithMike]

Yes 😂

[@arizonasunflowers5226]

I can’t believe people do that! Don’t they understand people worked hard & paid for years to buy their home!

[@olddogg60]

I think that the judge and I have something in common. After this session both of our heads hurt. 😂

[@LawTalkWithMike]

Yup😂

[@bendrake2226]

I know 'I' wouldn't mess with the Elite Task Force!! Btw, my 2 little puppers are wondering if they can sign up... they even have their own Fez'... 🤣

[@mikeh6966]

This judge was great. She gave them a chance and then slammed the door.

[@JohnKing-ig3df]

Noticed another time the SovCit messed up. He stated he was getting out of his vehicle. Shouldn't that have been vessel?

[@allisonjames2923]

And he was actually in a house at that time 🤷‍♀️

[@brayhill]

@@allisonjames2923 You mean "houseboat"?

[@Greg_Andrews]

Bad phone connections always work when you say, "Can you hear me now?", but then go out again after that.

[@77gravity]

Judge: "Who sold you the property?" Witness: "No-one, I stole it and sold it to this idiot" Idiot: "What does Denied mean?"

[@LawTalkWithMike]

😂

[@valis992000]

Thanks for posting these. This entire idea of a separate, hidden legal code, that can be accessed by knowing certain "magic words" is beyond hilarious.

[@likydsplit8483]

“What do you mean by denied?” ‘I mean you should start packing’

[@markharrisllb]

Somewhere there’s a video of a young lady who bought her first home after not having the best start in life. Before she could move in some SovCit tried to take over the house claiming it was abandoned. The young girl got it back in the end but that particular SovCit has a history off this sort of thing. It’s horrible that 5he y think they can randomly take someone's biggest asset like that.

[@isaned]

They need to let the owner handle it like these moops and sovshits deserve: some 9mm and 12gauge eviction notices at high velocity, preferably belt-fed until they leave the premises in pieces.

[@David-ru1ub]

These people should be arrested immediately and sent to jail.

[@randysmitchell4810]

I agree - this was GOOD FUN - a perfect description for this video. One would think, since these activities are so blatantly fraudulent, that criminal charges could/should quickly be done upon discovery? (I'm thinking these types of cases should NOT be in civil courts).

[@captrockh2055]

The old Fred G Sanford trick- Just put it back in the mailbox . You never got it. lol

[@LawTalkWithMike]

😂

[@barackmycat9448]

I felt better when the judge said she didn`t know what he was talking about because I sure didn`t.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

Neither did I 🤷‍♂️

[@GoblinSlayer43]

Just waking up and was so happy tp see a video from Mike! Thanks for the morning entertainment! ☕

[@LawTalkWithMike]

Thank You 😘

[@crash6581]

I'm still tryin to figure out why the guy in the car is wearing a mask and why the other guy got up to go get a mask when he is indoors at a home. This would be a classic Debra Davis expression clip.

[@Caseytify]

Well, that was a change of pace. Like the fall scenery behind you... 😎

[@LawTalkWithMike]

Thank You 😊

[@brianshoman1723]

The trees are gorgeous, something 1A Auditors should spend more time focusing on.

[@ronfullerton3162]

@@brianshoman1723 How true! But they are so self centered that they probably do not even notice that beauty of nature passing by them. Yesterday I went out into a very secluded spot in the country to repair equipment for a friend. I could of spent the whole day there. Fall is so beautiful!

[@heehaw8401]

A sov cit in Tennessee filed a lien against the most expensive home on the market in Tennessee. I think they finally got it all sorted out and property changed hands last week.

[@heehaw8401]

Villa Collina

[@larrymoore2344]

Michigan has some of the worst owner, tenant laws in the universe. 5 or 6 years ago I bought a few properties there and was traveling from Colorado to Michigan every month while fixing the homes up. On month I arrived at my property and found people had kicked in the door and were living there. I went to the police station to report a break in and was told that I had to take the people to court(a 4 month process) in order to get them out. I explained that these people broke into my house and never had a lease and I was told " I know, you have to take them to court!!" I ended up paying the people to leave, put an alarm on the house and sold every piece of property that I owned in that state!!!

[@coladict]

So the guy just declared eminent domain and claimed the house as if he gets to do that? I'm surprised the judge didn't convict him of fraud then and there by his own admission.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

👍

[@miriampetillo9772]

I want to thank you for this platform. It helps me to understand legal languages used in court.

[@mikebrandimarte]

Sovereign citizens always seem to over talk the simple questions lol

[@KShea11]

Good golly! This woman isnt the sharpest tool in the box! And yeah I love the pups wearing the fezes. Yessss

[@robinbrowne5419]

I never knew Wile E Coyote was a sovereign citizen. But that explains a lot.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

It really does😂

[@ernietetrault3403]

They don't even comprehend the meaning of the word "Understand", how could they know "denied"?

[@LawTalkWithMike]

😂

[@boomer2095]

The best is to FF to 16:00 up-to where the poor judge was struggling to try and make sense of all this nonsense, and the plaintiff Kesha filed for a transfer of deed from Wiley, and you can se the ah hah moment when the judge realized that these two are trying to run a sovereign citizen scam and affirms the default judgement for the defendant.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

🙌

[@wheelhouse15]

How many years can you get for this I wonder. It's funny when they end up caught and punished for this.

[@tracyhaverstick5672]

Loved this case Mike. "Sovereign Citizen runs smack dab into reality"! I do have a question about what you said about service to any adult. Wouldn't there have to be a relationship or acknowledgement by that adult to know the person? I am asking because a process server once came to my door to serve someone I didn't know period and I told him that. We built our home on empty land we purchased so no one ever lived here before. I had no idea who he was talking about.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

Yes they should be a member of the household. You could certainly contest service in your situation.

[@tracyhaverstick5672]

@@LawTalkWithMike Thank you. I was truly curious if a stated address was enough.

[@philipregets7556]

Wile E Coyote super genius. 🤣🤣🤣

[@LawTalkWithMike]

I couldn’t help it😂

[@urbanbeachbum2148]

My elite task force is sleeping. If you need backup, I’ll go get the treat jar.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

😂😂😂

[@valerierodger7700]

Damn, I'm used to listening to nonsense terms and misuse of words from sovereign citizens, but that was next level, borderline schizophrenic level word salad - lots of words that have meanings but put together in a way that doesn't make any sense for those of us living in the real world. Judge did a great job, but I really feel for the property owners who have to deal with this crap.

[@JustDiane71]

I was a Realtor for 5 years and thank god never had this happen with a investor property client! I heard horror story from another Realtor with client having similar type situation. I can't believe how some people think this crazy up and believe they're the ones in the right!!! Thanks Mike for making my day more fun!!

[@mikemissel7785]

The poor judge she is like what in the hell is going on? We need the task force on this one Mike ASAP

[@cgaskill13]

She needs to look up the definition of denied in Black’s Law Dictionary.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

😂

[@davesmith9680]

The title should never have transferred since it was just a 'quit claim' deed that was filed. I am curious though if the SovCit committed a crime if nothing of value was given for the 'quit claim' deed.

[@Atlas6355_]

I just pictured Mike as a judge! He would not be able to keep a straight face with this moore/Sovcit shenanigans! 😂😂😂😂😂

[@LegoAssassin098]

It was very satisfying to see that judge immediately shut it all down. Didn't play around with them, just ensured that her suspicions were correct, and immediately closed the door on the nonsense.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

Agreed 🙌

[@gwenthompson8347]

Oh gosh! More fun with Mike! I'm getting addicted! ❤

[@LawTalkWithMike]

Love it!

[@rickyricardo4331]

Judge was straight firing headshots with that "You'll have to look 'denied' up..."

[@netherstar2553]

Nice change of pace, tho I do love a good window smash in the morning. Interesting to see this angle of the home take-over, but why did no one issue warrants. The Task Force should be looking into that.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

🐶🐶😂

[@kingleo9]

Moors in Court and their UCC's**Thank Goodness for the "elite force" !

[@LawTalkWithMike]

They saved me again🐶🐶😂

[@kingleo9]

@@LawTalkWithMike 😁

[@diogeneslamp8004]

This episode is symptomatic of the loss of respect for expertise. We see this in the flat Earth conversation all the time. The defendants have limited education and a false sense of their knowledge of the law gained from a cursory review of sovcit websites that abetted their confirmation bias. Taking the most charitable view, they walk into the lion’s den and, like a flat earther trying to tell an astrophysicist the latter doesn’t know what they’re talking about, they run face first into expertise…and are left dumbfounded. It’s just Dunning-Krueger. They know the form, but not the substance. “We can seize a house using eminent domain if the government can do it!” So they file paperwork. Then they see the bright light on the horizon: it’s the reality train and they’re about to get run over.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

😂

[@alicia.8857]

Performance and payment bond: "Didn't pay a cent."

[@LawTalkWithMike]

Yup

[@patrickmclaren4360]

The straight forwardness of this judge is great, are you a sovcit " yes " you lose!

[@LawTalkWithMike]

🙌

[@neilcoles1780]

Love the way this judge listens patiently, gets the facts, then bang-delivers a no-nonsense judgement. super-sharp

[@paulsmith5725]

So is charged with theft and she is charged with receiving stolen property

[@jonathansim678]

This was a good one, Mike, thanks and love to the boys!

[@LawTalkWithMike]

🐶🐶🥰

[@myriadhues457]

Unreal. I've ssen crap from sov cits where they try paying off a mortgage with fraudulent checks. But that one of these bums thought he could just steal a house.

[@sunny-td2qz]

Loved this one Mike! Hope you can find more. I think there are lots of court fails out there.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

👍

[@chudleyflusher7132]

“It’s unda da You See See…”😂😂😂😂😂

[@LawTalkWithMike]

😂

[@lethamae5669]

Like judge Judy says if it doesn't make sense then it's not TRUE!!! That is so right 🤣

[@marciaelle4659]

I'm sure the dogs always get whatever they want!! Adorable babies!! Love the hair cuts!!!💞💖💞💖 (These cases are crazy, but love it! Very entertaining)!!!

[@LawTalkWithMike]

Thank You 🐶🐶😘

[@maggiekay9292]

Unbelievable they think they can bullshit their way into a home! In the meantime they live rent free and cause the owner financial hardship

[@baobo67]

Never ask a Sov to "Please explain" ........ Love that fez! He must feel pretty cool when you take them for their walk. Cheers

[@JohnKing-ig3df]

We need Deborah on the call to provide non-verbal commentary through eye-rolls.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

😂😂😂

[@jenniferzettel]

These soverign citizen and their tactics need to be criminalized. Squatters rights need to be abolished. People can leave on vacation and come home to someone living in their house and do nothing about it for months. It's sad that this is something people have to worry about these days.

[@TheWontonsoop]

Thanks Mike, this one was a doozey. Follow up on these clearly fraudulent actions in full view of the court would be dessert in this moorish meal! At very least contempt?..

[@LawTalkWithMike]

Thank You 😊

[@johnfkeating]

This is such a very sad case. 😢. Honest folks getting bamboozled

[@Mikitanfox1]

Well his phone is just trying to spare us all his nonsense by self-muting.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

😂

[@drewclark8799]

I was worried this was going to be like that incident in NJ where Moors tried to steal some woman's newly purchased home. Not that this makes it ok, but I'm glad the stakes were lower in this one, if that make sense.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

Agreed

[@sg1anubis]

good old Michigan! so happy I have yet to see these kinds of people in the UP yet....yet

[@mchevre]

lol I was actually surprised I heard them say Wayne county. That's the county Detroit is in. One of the counties I'd expect less of the Sovcit stuff from, but I guess they're everywhere.

[@moosecat]

@@mchevre You don't get the "SovCit" stuff in the urban areas, per se, but you do get a lot of the "Moor" stuff.

[@steve-ph9yg]

@@mchevre the SovCit Moors are huge in Detroit they steal homes all the time one of the local news stations has a regular segment on them they take the homes back the reporter will get a lease and move in on them and run the off is one tactic.

[@cliff8669]

Colonel Mustard was served in the Library. The Judge rocks. Wiley has "performance and bonds" issues.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

😂

[@barbaramay1866]

Why shouldn’t he be charged for the fraudulent conveyance? I mean, teach him a lesson!

[@DegenerationNation]

Gotta love when they admit to being a sovereign citizen🤣🤣

[@briandunlap3243]

You have to look "denied" up hahahahahha I fell off my chair

[@brucehorton9963]

I feel sorry for legitimate property owners getting scammed by idiots like this.

[@JohnDoe-do5me]

The judge should turn this over to The state Bureau of investigation. To see what law these criminals broke. We all know that they did break a few law and they should have to pay every penny that the land owner was out plus 10k for their time that way people stop trying to steal from good hard working people