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I build levers to move objects that appear to be immovable.Alexei Drovosek represents the next evolution of human: no heart, immunity to cancer, and the uncanny ability to survive in conditions that would kill normal men. As an orphan growing up in post-Soviet Russia, Alexei was taken in by the state and trained as its most vicious and effective killer. But eventually the Russian Federal Security Service's best-trained assassin did the most dangerous thing of all: he turned on his handlers, went rogue, and disappeared.In the bleak, high-tech near future, Alexei has resurfaced in a secret compound on the outskirts of Los Angeles, a city where autonomous-drive vehicles race along the highways and independent city-states operate with materialistic impunity. In the center of it all is the soaring headquarters of Pearl Knight Industries, an international mega-corporation that keeps war machines and cultural capitalism running in every country and on every continent on the planet. As a principal proponent of the 31st Amendment to the United States constitution, which legalized the transfer of suffrage from citizens to corporations, Pearl Knight has power that is truly above the law.Alexei lives a clandestine existence where his closest companions are his personal AI, Emma, and a group of orphans he has spent years amassing and training. But Alexei isn't fostering these children as a favor to the state; he's raising them with the hope that they will destroy it. As he moves each child into play in the world's highest-stakes game of chess that spans decades and continents, Alexei fights to destroy the plutocratic control of those in power and restore what matters to him most: democracy and freedom.

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• Acknowledgments(p. vii)
• Introduction(p. ix)
• About the Authors(p. xi)
• Chapter 1 Representation(p. 1)
• Debtor's Counsel: Representation Agreement(p. 2)
• Debt Relief Agency Disclosures to an Assisted Person(p. 6)
• Separate Disclosure Required by Section 527 of the Bankruptcy Code as Amended(p. 8)
• Information to the Assisted Person (Debtor) on How to Provide All Information Required by Section 521(p. 10)
• Debtor's Counsel: Consultation Agreement(p. 11)
• Debtor's Counsel: Credit Counseling Requirement(p. 13)
• Debtor's Counsel: Declining Representation(p. 14)
• Debtor's Counsel: Termination of Representation(p. 15)
• Chapter 2 Debtor's Counsel: Completion of Schedules(p. 17)
• Debtor's Counsel: Confirming Chapter 7 Choice(p. 18)
• Debtor's Counsel: Confirming Chapter 13 Choice(p. 19)
• Debtor's Counsel: Instruction Letter to Clients Concerning Completion of Schedules(p. 21)
• Debtor's Counsel: Cautionary Letter to Client Before Filing(p. 28)
• Debtor's Counsel: Letter to Creditor Concerning Address for Notice(p. 29)
• Debtor's Counsel: Notice of Section 341 Meeting(p. 32)
• Debtor's Counsel: Explaining Lien Avoidance to Client(p. 33)
• Debtor's Counsel: Debtor Education Requirement(p. 34)
• Debtor's Counsel: Adversary Filed(p. 35)
• Debtor's Counsel: Effect of Discharge(p. 37)
• Chapter 3 Lease Issues(p. 39)
• Debtor's Counsel: To Debtor on Lease(p. 40)
• Debtor's Counsel: Trustee on Lease Assumption(p. 41)
• Debtor's Counsel: To Lessor on Lease Assumption(p. 42)
• Debtor's Counsel: Notice to Assume Lease(p. 43)
• Chapter 4 Reaffirmation Agreements(p. 45)
• Creditor's Counsel: Reaffirmation Request(p. 46)
• Letter to Secured Lender for Reaffirmation Information(p. 48)
• Debtor's Counsel: Letter Explaining Reaffirmation(p. 50)
• Debtor's Counsel: Advice on Reaffirmation(p. 52)
• Debtor's Counsel: Response to Creditor Proposal to Enter into Reaffirmation Agreement(p. 54)
• Creditor's Counsel: Letter Transmitting Reaffirmation Agreement and Payment Instructions(p. 56)
• Debtor's Counsel: Letter to Creditor: Problems with Reaffirmation Agreement(p. 58)
• Debtor's Counsel-Revoking Reaffirmation Agreement(p. 59)
• Letter Confirming Arrangements for Return of Vehicle in Which Creditor Has a Security Interest(p. 60)
• Chapter 5 Chapter 13(p. 61)
• Debtor's Counsel: Notice of Filing(p. 62)
• Debtor's Counsel: Chapter 13 Confirmation Letter(p. 64)
• Debtor's Counsel: Letter to Creditor Concerning Co-Debtor Stay Under Chapter 12 or 13(p. 65)
• Debtor's Counsel: Chapter 13 Borrowing(p. 67)
• Debtor's Counsel: Letter to Creditor Holding Late-Filed Claim(p. 68)
• Debtor's Counsel: Demand for Proper Application of Payments(p. 69)
• Debtor's Counsel: Letter to Mortgage Lender Requesting Information(p. 71)
• Chapter 6 Creditor Letters(p. 73)
• Creditor's Counsel: Demand for Adequate Protection(p. 74)
• Creditor's Counsel: Nondischargeable Debt(p. 75)
• Creditor's Counsel: Rule 2004 Examination(p. 76)
• Creditor's Counsel: Letter to Client re: Discharge Litigation(p. 77)
• Creditor Counsel: Status Report to Creditor(p. 79)
• Letter to Client Concerning Preference Claim(p. 81)
• Chapter 7 Debtor's Counsel: Discharge on Dismissal Litigation(p. 83)
• Debtor's Counsel: Letter to Creditor re: Abusive Filing(p. 84)
• Debtor's Counsel: Reply to UST Suggestion of Abuse(p. 85)
• Debtor's Counsel: Letter to Creditor on Pending (Pre-bankruptcy) Litigation(p. 87)
• Debtor's Counsel-No Action Adversary Proceeding(p. 88)
• Generic 9011 Letter(p. 89)
• Chapter 8 Miscellaneous(p. 91)
• Debtor's Counsel: To Trustee Requesting Abandonment(p. 92)
• Debtor's Counsel: Confirming Agreement to Abandon(p. 93)
• Debtor's Counsel: Letter to Unscheduled Creditor(p. 94)
• Debtor's Counsel: Letter to Check-Cashing Company re: Postdated Check(p. 96)
• Debtor's Counsel: Letter to Creditor in Community Property State(p. 99)
• Debtor's Counsel: Letter to Creditor in Community Property State (long version)(p. 100)
• Letter to Client Concerning Appointment to Creditors' Committee(p. 102)
• Debtor's Counsel: Chapter 11 Solicitation Letter(p. 103)