Oh, brother! What next? GEEEESH!

The FLDS is fighting back.It's time for lawsuits in Texas.

a day late and a dollar short, rod, but, hey, keep that flds gravy train rolling.

FLDS posters who always make it a point to jump on any of these headlines?

No one cares anymore---Flds are boring. ZZzzzzzzz! Yawn!

Well, it's a no-brainer. Wisan's charging millions in fees. That money has to come from somewhere.

What if I set up my own trust or a trust for my daughter. I then, being the trustee, take money out of the trust to pay for my daughter's living expenses. Wisan claims I'm mismanaging my own trust, and sues me for all the money I gave my daughter. I'm out of the country, so he wins a default judgment. In order to make good on the judgement, the judge transfers management of my trust to Wisan. Now instead of money going to my daughter, it starts to go to Wisan to pay his exorbitant management fees, and his portion of the initial judgement. Eventually the house my daughter lives in is sold to put cash in the "reformed" trust managed (looted) by Wisan.

How is this scenario any different from a legal standpoint than what happened at the UEP?

How do you figure out how much of the money was ill gotten from welfare. Don't tell me none of it because I know better. Just wait till the dust settles and then, o-boy

It seems like the church leader couldn't deal with these problems when they came up. The church had parted ways with Rod Parker and they should have retained him because they never would have been in the hot water in which they are now.

That being said, depending on the size of the unknown assets of the FLDS, there may be no way to bring about a positive outcome to these legal problems because if not destroyed by losing the ability to manage its trust, the FLDS may be destroyed by the overwhelming cost of these legal battles.

There are still 200 children with court cases in Texas, there are six or seven men in legal hot water in Texas, Warren Jeffs has an additional court case in Arizona, there are trust lawsuits in Utah, the feds are looking into possible legal issues and the Texas evidence may provide evidence for other illegal activity in other states.

What better way to make money then ride on the backs of willing tithers?

Yeeeeeeeeeee HAaaawwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww!!!!!!!!!