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Hey, welcome back to the Laris Larson show.
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I'm gonna bring on Alison Singleton, and I want to use every second of this interview.
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She is a Texas process engineer and an MBA currently challenging court-ordered guardianship.
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Ms.
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Singleton, welcome to the program and tell my audience what happened.
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Thank you for having me.
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Um, my husband and I were in the middle of a divorce, and as far as I can tell, the divorce attorneys found out about the money during discovery, and we don't have any children of minor age to put the child custody trap.
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And so they put me in it, in a false guardianship.
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Now, but what excuse did they use to put you in a guardianship?
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You can't just take somebody and put them under the court's control, can you?
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Well, I I don't know what how legally they did this.
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My divorce attorney tried to offer me a settlement package, and I said no, because I kept telling my attorneys I didn't want a divorce, and they hadn't worked out with me any of the stipulations of what the settlement would be, but I just objected to it outright.
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And then the divorce attorney diverted straight into probate court.
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They said I was gonna sell my house in 30 days, and that's when I said, no, I'm escalating this to the highest uh powers that be, and being a process engineer started calling the state legislators and the savings and loan and mortgage and the SEC, and they said, Wow, we got to shut her up.
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We're putting her in a guardianship.
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Well, now hold on.
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So you are in a court-ordered guardianship, and I always get I think I get it right, it's Bear County, isn't it pronounced?
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Bear, B-E-X, I think.
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Yes, sir.
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Okay, it's Bear County down by San Antonio, right?
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Yeah, yeah.
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So I know they, I mean, we've got a great affiliate down there, KTSA, but they put you in a court-ordered guardianship.
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But what did they use to justify putting you in so into such a straitjacket?
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Okay, so immediately after the application went in by a stranger that we don't even know who truly put me in it, other than my attorney asking for an investigation, um, 24-hour guardians showed up at my house, kicked me out, took my car, um, tried to ruffle me up, whatever, and I basically flapped back and said, no way.
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And um they proceeded to tell me all my rights had been taken away.
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They started closing all my bank accounts, they seized my credit card, and that was all a temporary.
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And then that was on May 17th, 2024.
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By June, they tried to have a psychiatrist show up at the door unexpected and unannounced.
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And mind you, I have guardians, they could have told me this was happening.
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And the psychiatrist came to the front door and I said, get off my front porch, let me see your credentials.
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And then he wrote a 16-page paper saying that I'm psychotic and delusional because I was claiming that this was unconstitutional, and I'm not delusional if it's actually happening.
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No, you're not.
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I mean, it's not a conspiracy theory if it's actually happening.
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So I guess I'm still confused as to, you know, no man or woman's life, liberty, or property may be taken away without due process and just compensation.
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That's what the constitution says.
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So I would guess that it's unconstitutional as well.
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What did your lawyer tell you about where was the due process you were supposed to get?
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Well, this is really something you need to highlight on your show.
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I wasn't allowed to hire counsel.
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That was one of the very first rights they took away from me.
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So they appointed me attorneys and themselves attorneys.
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So my husband and I have now been paying for eight attorneys who don't actually represent us at all.
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Um, so my attorney, Ed Lightham, his I'm gonna refrain from using his name.
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Um, he was, you know, giving me lip service saying, Oh, yeah, I'm here to help you and I'm gonna fight for your rights.
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And then it was totally the opposite when we got into any kind of court experience or by the way, uh people may be a little confused.
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They're they're hearing you refer to your husband.
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You've reconciled on the divorce.
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Is that right?
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We have tried to dismiss the divorce because for right, wrong, or indifferent or under God's protection, and we are now united to face a common enemy.
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Good for you.
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I mean, at least at least that's the way it happened.
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Your your husband didn't say, fine, throw her under the bus, and I'll just take advantage of the situation.
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No, he didn't, and thank the Lord.
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He's here with me now, and he's he's been a wonderful he's he God is good.
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But how did how did this go so far south?
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I mean, but you you're not allowed to hire a lawyer, and you have a bunch of lawyers, eight lawyers, the none of whom actually represents you or answers to you as a client, right?
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Well, in the last two months, I have had my own psychological evaluation done, and I have hired an attorney privately, and they have objected, but they have not won that battle.
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So at this very moment, I do have an attorney who is actually on my side and representing me and trying to get my my rights restored through what's been now a year-long, a 10-month process.
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And it's cost you what, about 300 grand or more to to f to pay all these lawyers for things that did not help you and your husband?
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Yeah, it was 300,000 in the first year alone.
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Um, it's now way north of that.
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There was 77,000 that was just right off the bat and putting 24-hour care in my home.
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Wow.
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That I kicked out.
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So, where does it go from this point?
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How do you resolve this and uh hopefully how do you resolve this in a way that protects all your rights and leaves you and your husband both whole?
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I I don't even know.
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I have faith in God, and I don't think there is an indemnity that can actually make me whole again.
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But um I I hope to get my driver's license and my right to vote back.
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I hope to somehow fix the credit report that has, I mean, my credit score that's been annihilated.
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I have a lot of defamation in public records, so I I don't much care about my reputation at this point.
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But I have a very strong faith, and I know that the Lord will make this right.
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I'm talking to Alison Singleton, who's a Texas process engineer and an MBA, challenging her court-ordered guardianship.
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It all began with a divorce between Allison and Scott Singleton, but they've now reconciled at least to fight this common enemy together, and now at least she's finally got, but you have no right to vote, you have no right to drive, you can't touch your own money, and you have no freedoms at this point, right?
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Right.
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And they just uh ordered another$107,000 to be liquidated from our community assets as of yesterday.
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So pay the lawyers.
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Right.
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And I've been they they were fired a year and a half ago.
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These these were the first round of a lawyers.
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Well, this is the kind of crazy we're gonna have to follow this one up.
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Allison, thank you very much, and good luck, and God bless to both you and your husband.
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Hey, welcome back to the Laris Larson show.
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I'm gonna bring on Alison Singleton, and I want to use every second of this interview.
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She is a Texas process engineer and an MBA currently challenging court-ordered guardianship.
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Ms.
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Singleton, welcome to the program and tell my audience what happened.
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Thank you for having me.
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Um, my husband and I were in the middle of a divorce, and as far as I can tell, the divorce attorneys found out about the money during discovery, and we don't have any children of minor age to put the child custody trap.
00:00:40.560 --> 00:00:43.759
And so they put me in it, in a false guardianship.
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Now, but what excuse did they use to put you in a guardianship?
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You can't just take somebody and put them under the court's control, can you?
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Well, I I don't know what how legally they did this.
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My divorce attorney tried to offer me a settlement package, and I said no, because I kept telling my attorneys I didn't want a divorce, and they hadn't worked out with me any of the stipulations of what the settlement would be, but I just objected to it outright.
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And then the divorce attorney diverted straight into probate court.
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They said I was gonna sell my house in 30 days, and that's when I said, no, I'm escalating this to the highest uh powers that be, and being a process engineer started calling the state legislators and the savings and loan and mortgage and the SEC, and they said, Wow, we got to shut her up.
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We're putting her in a guardianship.
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Well, now hold on.
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So you are in a court-ordered guardianship, and I always get I think I get it right, it's Bear County, isn't it pronounced?
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Bear, B-E-X, I think.
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Yes, sir.
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Okay, it's Bear County down by San Antonio, right?
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Yeah, yeah.
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So I know they, I mean, we've got a great affiliate down there, KTSA, but they put you in a court-ordered guardianship.
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But what did they use to justify putting you in so into such a straitjacket?
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Okay, so immediately after the application went in by a stranger that we don't even know who truly put me in it, other than my attorney asking for an investigation, um, 24-hour guardians showed up at my house, kicked me out, took my car, um, tried to ruffle me up, whatever, and I basically flapped back and said, no way.
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And um they proceeded to tell me all my rights had been taken away.
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They started closing all my bank accounts, they seized my credit card, and that was all a temporary.
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And then that was on May 17th, 2024.
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By June, they tried to have a psychiatrist show up at the door unexpected and unannounced.
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And mind you, I have guardians, they could have told me this was happening.
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And the psychiatrist came to the front door and I said, get off my front porch, let me see your credentials.
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And then he wrote a 16-page paper saying that I'm psychotic and delusional because I was claiming that this was unconstitutional, and I'm not delusional if it's actually happening.
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No, you're not.
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I mean, it's not a conspiracy theory if it's actually happening.
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So I guess I'm still confused as to, you know, no man or woman's life, liberty, or property may be taken away without due process and just compensation.
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That's what the constitution says.
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So I would guess that it's unconstitutional as well.
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What did your lawyer tell you about where was the due process you were supposed to get?
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Well, this is really something you need to highlight on your show.
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I wasn't allowed to hire counsel.
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That was one of the very first rights they took away from me.
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So they appointed me attorneys and themselves attorneys.
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So my husband and I have now been paying for eight attorneys who don't actually represent us at all.
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Um, so my attorney, Ed Lightham, his I'm gonna refrain from using his name.
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Um, he was, you know, giving me lip service saying, Oh, yeah, I'm here to help you and I'm gonna fight for your rights.
00:03:56.560 --> 00:04:03.199
And then it was totally the opposite when we got into any kind of court experience or by the way, uh people may be a little confused.
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They're they're hearing you refer to your husband.
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You've reconciled on the divorce.
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Is that right?
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We have tried to dismiss the divorce because for right, wrong, or indifferent or under God's protection, and we are now united to face a common enemy.
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Good for you.
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I mean, at least at least that's the way it happened.
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Your your husband didn't say, fine, throw her under the bus, and I'll just take advantage of the situation.
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No, he didn't, and thank the Lord.
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He's here with me now, and he's he's been a wonderful he's he God is good.
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But how did how did this go so far south?
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I mean, but you you're not allowed to hire a lawyer, and you have a bunch of lawyers, eight lawyers, the none of whom actually represents you or answers to you as a client, right?
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Well, in the last two months, I have had my own psychological evaluation done, and I have hired an attorney privately, and they have objected, but they have not won that battle.
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So at this very moment, I do have an attorney who is actually on my side and representing me and trying to get my my rights restored through what's been now a year-long, a 10-month process.
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And it's cost you what, about 300 grand or more to to f to pay all these lawyers for things that did not help you and your husband?
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Yeah, it was 300,000 in the first year alone.
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Um, it's now way north of that.
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There was 77,000 that was just right off the bat and putting 24-hour care in my home.
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Wow.
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That I kicked out.
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So, where does it go from this point?
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How do you resolve this and uh hopefully how do you resolve this in a way that protects all your rights and leaves you and your husband both whole?
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I I don't even know.
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I have faith in God, and I don't think there is an indemnity that can actually make me whole again.
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But um I I hope to get my driver's license and my right to vote back.
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I hope to somehow fix the credit report that has, I mean, my credit score that's been annihilated.
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I have a lot of defamation in public records, so I I don't much care about my reputation at this point.
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But I have a very strong faith, and I know that the Lord will make this right.
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I'm talking to Alison Singleton, who's a Texas process engineer and an MBA, challenging her court-ordered guardianship.
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It all began with a divorce between Allison and Scott Singleton, but they've now reconciled at least to fight this common enemy together, and now at least she's finally got, but you have no right to vote, you have no right to drive, you can't touch your own money, and you have no freedoms at this point, right?
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Right.
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And they just uh ordered another$107,000 to be liquidated from our community assets as of yesterday.
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So pay the lawyers.
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Right.
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And I've been they they were fired a year and a half ago.
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These these were the first round of a lawyers.
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Well, this is the kind of crazy we're gonna have to follow this one up.
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Allison, thank you very much, and good luck, and God bless to both you and your husband.
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You know, everybody talks about those weight loss injections because the results can be very dramatic.
00:07:11.680 --> 00:07:14.959
They work by lowering your blood sugar and cutting your appetite.
00:07:15.120 --> 00:07:22.800
But what if you want to lose weight, but you don't want those painful weekly injections, especially when you hear about some of the intense side effects?
00:07:22.959 --> 00:07:28.000
That's why doctors created a weight loss supplement called lean, and the results are remarkable.
00:07:28.160 --> 00:07:31.759
The studying ingredients in lean have been shown to lower your blood sugar.
00:07:31.920 --> 00:07:34.000
They burn up fat by converting it to energy.
00:07:34.079 --> 00:07:37.680
They curb your appetite and your craving so you're not as hungry.
00:07:37.839 --> 00:07:41.759
But lean is not for the casual dieter with only a few pounds to lose.
00:07:41.920 --> 00:07:48.560
The doctors at Brickhouse Nutrition created lean for frustrated dieters with 10 or more pounds to lose.
00:07:48.720 --> 00:07:50.560
I want to get you started the way I did.
00:07:50.800 --> 00:07:56.639
20% off and free rush shipping, so you can add lean to your healthy diet and exercise plan.
00:07:56.800 --> 00:08:00.639
Visit takelean.com and enter Lars, L-A-R-S.
00:08:01.120 --> 00:08:04.079
That'll get you the discount for loyal Lars listeners.
00:08:04.160 --> 00:08:07.199
That's promo code Lars at takelean.com.
00:08:07.360 --> 00:08:10.720
Glad to be with you and always glad to take your phone calls and your emails.
00:08:10.800 --> 00:08:16.879
If you want to jump into the best conversation in talk journalism, it's here every day at 866-Hey Lars.
00:08:17.120 --> 00:08:20.639
That's 866-439-5277.
00:08:20.959 --> 00:08:24.079
Send your emails to talk at LarsLarson.com.
00:08:24.240 --> 00:08:28.079
Check out our feed on Instagram, and yep, I got a face for radio.
00:08:28.160 --> 00:08:32.000
And you can always tell Alexa to play the Lars Larson show.
