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📰 Noticing

This article discusses the steps to notice the perpetrators of a breach of trust.

🎓 Instruction

Step 1   Notice to Restore

Twenty-one (21) days to restore:

• rebut each fact point for point with verifiable evidence, or
• restore the property in the original condition prior to the breach of trust, or
• provide restoration by paying the attached invoice.

• Examples: See References

Step 2   Notice of Default and Opportunity to Cure

Fourteen (14) days to restore:

• rebut each fact point for point with verifiable evidence, or
• restore the property in the original condition prior to the breach of trust, or
• provide restoration by paying the attached invoice.

• Examples: See References

Step 3   Final Notice of Default and Opportunity to Cure

Seven (7) days to restore:

• rebut each fact point for point with verifiable evidence, or
• restore the property in the original condition prior to the breach of trust, or
• provide restoration by paying the attached invoice.

• Examples: See References

Step 4   Demand and Notice of Default

Final seven (7) to pay the invoice:

• At this point their non-response has established their tacit agreement and acquiescence that the facts are true and the invoice is the lawful and equitable means of closing the trust.

• Examples: See References

Step 5   Reminder Notice

Annual reminder:

• Include a new invoice adjusted for inflation.
• Repeat until restoration is received or the offender dies.

• Examples: See References

References

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