Anonymous ID: 9e841e June 29, 2020, 2:19 a.m. No.9785110   🗄️.is đź”—kun   >>5147 >>5190

>>9785059

I was talking about pics related

"Trust" might be meant to mean "Family Trust" or other form of Trust.

Dual Meanings

 

Sessions Family Trust

Seattle Washington

Charitable Foundation for Disadvantaged Children

John T Sessions

Pilot

Lives near border

 

Could he be a child trafficker or drug trafficker? He has the markings of a spook

Anonymous ID: 9e841e June 29, 2020, 2:23 a.m. No.9785126   🗄️.is đź”—kun   >>5163 >>5340

>>9785059

Kansas Trust

 

The Federal Farm Loan Act was instated to increase credit to rural farmers to help small farmers compete with large corporate farms. After the Act was passed, farmers could borrow up to 50% of the value of their land. Mortgage-backed bonds were issued. "The rate of interest on the mortgages could be no more than 1 percent higher than the rate of interest on the bonds. This spread covered the issuers' administrative costs, but did not lead to a significant profit. In addition, the maximum rate of interest on the bonds was 6 percent, ensuring that borrowing costs for farmers was often much lower than before the Act was passed." The Act led to the creation of new banks. The new law gave extra financial sympathy to farmers, as stated in a letter to the chair of the United States House Committee on Agriculture: "It was essential, however, that banking machinery be devised which would reach intimately into the rural districts, that it should operate on terms suited to the farmer's needs, and should be under sympathetic management."[4] The Act was signed into law by President Woodrow Wilson on July 17, 1916.

Anonymous ID: 9e841e June 29, 2020, 2:30 a.m. No.9785147   🗄️.is đź”—kun

>>9785110

Washington Trust

 

William K. Wray, Sr.

Senior Executive Vice President, Chief Risk Officer

Senior Management

William K. Wray, Sr. is Senior Executive Vice President and Chief Risk Officer of The Washington Trust Company, responsible for credit risk management; enterprise risk management; technology; and bank operations.

 

Before joining Washington Trust, Wray most recently served as Chief Operating Officer for Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island. Prior to that, he spent 15 years at Citizens Bank, culminating in the role of Vice Chairman and Chief Information Officer.

 

Wray holds a bachelor’s degree in engineering from the United States Military Academy at West Point, and a master’s degree in engineering from Stanford University. A Rhode Island resident, he plays an active role in various community organizations, including the Providence Performing Arts Center, the Business Development Company of Rhode Island, Year Up Providence and the HealthSource RI Advisory Board. Wray also serves as a Trustee of Our Lady of Mercy parish anda member of the Diocesan Finance Committee.

Anonymous ID: 9e841e June 29, 2020, 2:44 a.m. No.9785190   🗄️.is đź”—kun

>>9785110

Huber Family Trust / Don Huber case establishes transfer protocol for assets held in Trust.

 

Fraudulent Transfer Under Washington State Law

 

Similarly, the Court found that Donald's transfers to his Alaska DAPT violated Washington state's fraudulent transfer laws. Donald had argued here as well that he didn't mean to harm his creditors, but only meant to engage in estate planning. But, the Court noted the curiosity that neither Attorney Snow nor Donald's son, Kevin, gave declaration's to support Donald's claimed intent – perjury being only a signature away. As to Donald's testimony:

 

while the Debtor’s deposition testimony states that he created the Trust for estate planning purposes, it does not directly address or deny the evidence submitted by the Trustee establishing that the Debtor wanted to protect his assets in light of his increasingly bleak financial situation. The Court finds that the Debtor’s desire to provide for his children and grandchildren through estate planning by protecting his assets that they would otherwise stand to inherit, is not mutually exclusive of the desire to shield his assets from creditors. Accordingly, estate planning alone does not create an issue of fact as to intent. See Adeeb, 787 F.2d at 1343 (where the court held that if a debtor intended to hinder or delay a creditor, he had “the intent penalized by [section 727(a)(2)(A)] notwithstanding any other motivation he may have had for the transfer.”).

 

Thus, Donald lost under Washington state fraudulent transfer law as well.

 

> I don't give a fuck about helping dig anymore. You guys can keep posting your MSM headlines while watching the world burn.