SUPPORT AND SPONSOR THE PROPOSED BY THE ARKANSAS VETERANS NETWORK, INC.

“IF YOU DON’T STAND FOR OUR SENIOR CITIZENS THEN YOU DON’T DESERVE OUR VOTE”

For An Act To Be Entitled

The Fred Potter Senior Citizen Financial Protection Act

An act to protect senior citizens from financial harm due to civil adjudication in all courts and venues in the State of Arkansas.

 BE IT ENACTED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF ARKANSAS:

SECTION 1.  EXEMPTIONS IN CLAIMS AND IN COURT ADJUDICATION

No person and/or citizen of the State of Arkansas shall lose control of personal property as the result of civil litigation and any judicial order in the State of Arkansas.
Personal property exemptions to adjudication shall include, but not be limited to clothing, personal documents, photos, family heirlooms, medical equipment, and limited transportation for personal use to attend employment and/or medical appointments.
 

SECTION 2.  EVIDENCE

All evidence in a civil lawsuit where a senior citizen is a party to and through submission of discovery and/or testimony of property shall be substantial in nature and shall not rely solely on testimony that said property does exist.
All courts in and for the State of Arkansas must stay all civil proceedings, court orders, and final adjudications in the event of any evidence presented to the court at any time that can or will alter any adjudication and/or any court orders.
All courts in and for the State of Arkansas must take judicial notice of any investigation, conclusions, and rulings of any and all investigations by any agency or department of the United States government that has an interest and potential effect in any civil litigation filed in the courts of the State of Arkansas. In the event of the preceding Arkansas courts shall be governed by SECTION 2 (B) of this act.
 

SECTION 3. RESTRICTIONS

No court of the State of Arkansas shall impose any excessive fine to a senior citizen that results in the definition of a debtor’s prison that was deemed unconstitutional by The United States Supreme Court in 1834.
No court of the State of Arkansas shall impose incarceration and/or lost of liberty to a senior citizen
 

SECTION 4. LEGISLATIVE INTENT.

It is the intent of the General Assembly that all senior citizens over the age of 60 years shall enjoy their financial resources and the protection thereof without any coercion by any party to a power of attorney, trust, executor, civil litigation or any state court in the State of Arkansas.

 SECTION 5. EFFECTIVE DATE. This act is effective on and after (DATED).

“IF YOU DON’T STAND FOR OUR SENIOR CITIZENS THEN YOU DON’T DESERVE OUR VOTE”

MESSAGE FROM LT. GOVERNOR TIM GRIFFIN: https://youtu.be/fa5K-EInwS8

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

https://arkansasveteransnetwork.org

https://justiceforfredpotter.com