08-25-2010 My inheriting is never a joke

08-25-2010 My inheriting is never a joke

Heard about the talk of "scheduled to start at 10:30 AM EST on June 30th on 2004"?
My response:

I was called to have a meeting with my green card application attorney in his law firm located on Broad Street in Stamford, CT on June 30th of 2004 at about 9:30AM-10AM. It took me a bit time to take off because I did not remember this appointment at all. That was the meeting started off with "You are not allowed to contact a married U.S. Military officer until his retirement time." I did not remember how long it was but I did remember there was some friendly chat after this "opening note" before I was asked: "Do you wish (want) to be a rich person?" So, I was asked this question definitely after 10:30-11: 00 AM EST on June 30th, 2004.

I took this "Do you want to be a rich person?" as a social conversation, so I answered, "of course". I heard I was asked by a Federal Judge from New York State.

Sometime later, I was asked if I was willing to pay willingness-based voluntary inheriting related taxes which are a federal estate tax and state inheriting tax, I heard recently this was asked by an IRS tax officer and a Connecticut tax officer. I took this so not seriously and answered: "If I don't need to pay a tax, why would I ever pay any tax". I was asked again but I was still not getting the seriousness of taxing, so I said the capital and highlighted "NO" which I knew made the air still at the moment, I changed my mind about paying to inherit related taxes already and I expressed this to my entrusting attorneys already.

----August 25th, 2018


I heard there was a lot of confusion why a Federal Judge presented? and from New York State when I was a Connecticut State resident? 
My response:
First of all, a Federal Judge was presented may be because some Trusts I inherited are from my ancient grandfathers which are so ancient that the Trusts were set up by their wills but after their deaths when a Trust became a lawful item. These Trusts are testamentary trusts which need a probation Judge for inheriting. What I have announced on this blog are all from very ancient birth grandfathers of mine.

Second, Connecticut state, New York state and New Jersey State are a common tripod-states that attorneys often hold multi-states licenses in this area, but I don't know about Federal Judges.

----August 25th, 2018