You are indeed under a court order to pay $10,000.00 in rent arrears. Book your space and place for $10,000.00. Pay whoever it is. You are not in there legally. It's like buying the house for $10,000.00 week the guy exempts you right after that payment. You got the whole house. You booked your place. Don't worry about anyone else who did not pay. Your id is cancelled by the government and it will not be restored until you do pay. You want to be a bus driver or police officer so you decide to pay the money. You get your ID back. You noticed you could not open a new bank account without it. So, you get your ID back but you still have your convictions. So, you make a pardon application in five years since you need to apply five years after the date of the last conviction. You donate to your Church asking for prayers that you enjoy a successful pardon application. Then you make a donation to be a police officer as Sergeant and you got on with your life. How long does it take to be decisive or are you light in the Timberlands? . .

 You are indeed under a court order to pay $10,000.00 in rent arrears. 

Book  your space and place for $10,000.00. Pay whoever it is. You are not in there legally.  

It's like buying the house for $10,000.00 week the guy exempts you right after that payment. You got the whole house. You booked your place. Don't worry about anyone else who did not pay. 

Your id is cancelled by the government and it will not be restored until you do pay. You want to be a bus driver or police officer so you decide to pay the money.  You get your ID back. You noticed you could not open a new bank account without it. So, you get your ID back but you still have your convictions.  So, you make a pardon application in five years since you need to apply five years after the date of the last conviction. You donate to your Church asking for prayers that you  enjoy a successful pardon application. 

Then you make a donation to be a police officer as Sergeant and you got on with your life. How long does it take to be decisive or are you light in the Timberlands? 






 





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