070 - How to Win in Court - It's Easier than You Think with Dr. Frederick Graves

The Sovereign Collective - A podcast by Sascha Kalivoda

Ok folks, in a time when we are encouraged to (and often do so) give our power over to the educators, the doctors, the 'scientists' and the lawyers because we think we aren't qualified, this interview is timely and very important.How many of you know of people who have spent 10's, maybe 100's of thousands of dollars on lawyer fees with no resolution and only more headaches?Why are so many lawyers so willing to take their clients' money without providing them with full remedy?It's time to take it ALL back... our parenting, the education of our children, our health and also our LEGAL matters! It's not as hard as you think, and Dr. Graves wants to teach you just how easy it is. He is tired of seeing innocent, good people getting screwed by the system.Dr. Graves, lawyer and former teacher, has always had a strong sense of justice and caught on very early in his career as a lawyer that there are some very basics tenets of law and justice, which led to an excellent track record for successful resolution for his clients.Dr. Graves has a course, at a very reasonable price that he offers so you too can be successful in court with confidence. His ultimate goal is to get this information to the children so that they can grow up understand the basics of the system to empower their lives and to avoid unnecessary harm in the court system in their adults lives.He's got a lot to share, and it's accessible to everyone!In this interview Dr. Graves shares with us:His background and how his late entry into law school came aboutHow all case law is simply based on storiesHow litigation is really not rocket science and how it has basic rules that anyone can learnHow you can learn the basic rules of law through is his concise courseWhy we, the people, need to take control of the judiciaryHow learning the key elements of any particular case is all you need to be successful in courtHow the Dean of the largest law school in Florida has stated that legal education is failing in the USHow Dr. Graves's unique earlier years led to his strong sense of justice and how he has always been a campaigner for the innocentThe fact that waiting for people in high places to do the right thing is an act of futilityWhy Dr. Graves looks to pre-WWI books for his legal sourcesWhy the primary principles of American justice are worth fighting for, yet most people, and even lawyers, don't know what they areIs it ever too late for recourse if a lawyer did not do his job effectively while defending you?How lawyers often don't do their jobs out of fear of offending the judgeThe fact that what he teaches in his course is not taught in law schoolWhat contempt of court is, and what it isn'tHow the law schools are no longer teaching primary principlesHow it is up to the people to learn these principlesHow to access his course (we'd appreciate if you used our affiliate link!) and leave a legacy for future generations with this basic yet profound knowledgeand more!If you know of anyone that is in a legal battle, or is about to enter the courts, then they need to know this information! Please pass this on so that more of us can gain greater control of our lives. It's time we keep our money in our pockets and avoid the opportunistic litigators who simply escalate the controversy to keep themselves on your payroll.Check out my store page for discounts on various products at: https://www.sovereigncollective.org/shop/Buy Dr. Graves's Course:If you like what you heard here then please share! This podcast is being censored so it depends on people like you to spread the word.----------------------------------------------------------Are you concerned about the future of our children?The world needs more conscious parents. Stop raising children who need to recover from their childhoods! Get your online program chock full of interviews with world renowned experts here:http://www.sovereigncollective.org/gettheguideEmail me: sascha at sovereigncollective dot org

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