You are not Sui Juris, not when you are acting in infancy!

For those that do not know the definitions of Sui Juris and Infancy I will show this first.

Sui Juris (s[y]oo-I or soo-ee joor-is) [Latin “of one's own right; independent”] (17c) 1. Of full age and capacity. 2. Possessing full social and civil rights. 3. Roman law. Of, relating to, or involving anyone of any age, male or female, not in the postestas of another, and therefore capable of owning property and enjoying private law rights. • As a status, it was not relevant to public law. Black's Law Dictionary (11th ed. 2019)

Anderson’s Law Dictionary 1889
INFANT. A person under the age of legal capacity; a minor.
Infancy. The status of one who has not attained his majority; minority; non-age.

An infant has a mind. But, it is immature, insufficient to justify his assuming a binding obligation.
He can do no legal act that will bind him, except enter into an apprenticeship, contract for necessaries and teaching, and, perhaps, enlist in the army or navy. He may deny or avoid any other contract during his majority or after he comes of age. At common law, also, a male under fourteen, and a female under twelve. cannot make a will. But an infant may serve as agent. He sues by his guardian or next friend, and he defends by his guardian, perhaps by a special guardian ad litem.
Under the age of discretion he is not punishable criminally.
If he understands the nature of an oath, he may give evidence.
At common law, the father is liable for torts committed by an Infant.
His disabilities are really privileges: to secure him from loss by improvident acts.
In England, the lord chancellor Is the general guardian of all infants. The origin of the jurisdiction of the court of chancery is in the crown as parens patriae.

The reason for all your troubles is because it is viewed by the powers that be that you are in infancy. And, for the most part they are correct. People are in infancy, they say some of the craziest things, for example, “I need to change my status.” The average person doesn’t even know what status means. I will have that discussion at a later date. Back to the subject matter at hand.

In 91 Ohio Jur. 3d Trusts § 172 Persons not sui juris; infants, it states the following:

“It has been said that it is not impossible to appoint as trustee a natural person who is not sui juris and that even outlaws may as trustees enforce the right of the cestui que trust when they cannot maintain a suit as individuals. The Restatement of Trusts provides that a natural person, including a settlor or beneficiary, has capacity: to take and hold property in trust to the extent the person has capacity to take and hold property as beneficial owner; and to administer trust property and act as trustee to the same extent the person would have capacity to deal with the property as beneficial owner.

It is generally held that a minor may be a trustee. If, in accordance with the terms of the trust, the infant trustee conveys the property to the cestui que trust, the infant trustee cannot, on attaining majority, have the deed set aside as voidable. Where a parent conveys land to a minor child under such conditions that the minor will be regarded as holding the land in trust for creditors and lienholders, and the child before majority reconveys to the parent for the purpose of paying the debts charged on the land, the child will not be permitted, after attaining majority, to disaffirm the conveyance back, as against a purchaser for value.”

When you are using another’s property expressing to be “mine” you are trespassing on the rights of the owner. If you are going to continue to create all the chattel paper in the name of the trust and act like you are the “trustee” then do not get mad when you volunteer to be the liable party.

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