⚠️CASE DISMISSED, NEXT MOVE WORKSHOP

This workshop is scheduled for 1-25-26 at 8:00 Pm CST. It will be on private and on YouTube. You will receive the code on the day before the workshop. Call Coach Neighbors if you have questions. (913-240-0227)

Your case was dismissed. No hearing. No briefing. No findings. No conclusions. Just dismissed. This case dismissed, next move workshop explains what that means, why dismissal is often procedural and not a decision on the merits, and what to do next without falling into the same trap again.

Most people lose after dismissal because procedural and substantive issues get mixed together. Courts rely on that confusion. This training shows you how to separate, preserve, and use them correctly.

What You Will Learn 📚

You will learn what a dismissal is, the different types of dismissals, and the difference between a ruling on procedure and a ruling on facts. You will learn the difference between procedural due process violations and substantive due process violations, why they are not the same thing, and why courts treat them differently.

Procedural Due Process Violations 🧾

Procedural due process is about how the court acts. This section explains, in plain language, what procedural means and how courts violate procedure at the very beginning of a case.

You will learn how procedural violations manifest as sua sponte dismissal, judges raising defenses for defendants, dismissal without a hearing, without briefing, or without leave to amend, and orders issued without findings of fact or conclusions of law. You will learn why these violations must be challenged immediately and how failure to object allows misconduct to go unnoticed in the record.

Substantive Due Process Violations 🧱

Substantive due process is about what was done to you and why it was unlawful, regardless of what the judge did later. This section explains what substantive means in plain language and how to identify it in your own case.

The focus is on what was taken, what was done, and why it was unlawful. Examples include property taken without lawful authority, enforcement of invalid statutes or codes, fraud, concealment, and lack of jurisdiction. You will learn why substantive violations exist before court involvement and why they still matter after dismissal when properly preserved.

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Why Courts Want You to Mix Procedure and Substance 🧠

This section explains how courts benefit when procedural and substantive arguments are mixed together. You will learn how the logic of “even if there was an error, you still lose” is used to avoid accountability, and how mixing issues kills appeals and hides misconduct.

Why You Must Plead with Them Separately ✅

You will learn why procedural filings force courts to address their own conduct, and why substantive filings force defendants to answer for their actions. You will learn how separation removes the court’s escape routes and prevents your strongest issues from being buried under the wrong standard.

How to Preserve Procedural Violations 🛡️

You will learn what must be objected to immediately, what belongs in a procedural-only filing, and why preservation matters for appeal and reassignment. You will learn how silence and delay are used to cover up judicial misconduct.

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How to Preserve Substantive Violations 🧷

You will learn why substantive claims survive dismissal, how statutes of limitations protect merits claims, and how to plead facts without triggering procedural dismissal traps. You will learn why substantive violations must exist independently of the judge.

The Two-Step Strategy 🚀

Step 1 is the procedural filing to stop gatekeeping and preserve court-level violations.
Step 2 is the substantive filing to expose unlawful acts and protect your rights.

You will learn how these two documents work together without contaminating each other and why reversing the order destroys cases

Common Mistakes People Make ⚠️

Arguing facts when objecting to dismissal.
Attacking judges inside merits filings.
Letting courts reframe substantive claims as an appeal.
Filing one mixed document that gives the court an easy escape.

What Participants Leave With 🎯

• Clear understanding of procedural vs substantive violations
  • Knowing which document to file and when
  • Knowing how to control their case even after dismissal
  • Confidence they are not done just because a judge said so
  • A strategy to challenge any judge, state, or federal
  • Ability to build proper state court evidence to use in federal court
  • Knowledge and tools to crush any judge’s ruling

After you make your investment, please call me to get registered and secure your seat for the workshop. On the day before the workshop, I will email you the link. If you have any challenges, please contact me on the day before the live stream. Seats will not be secured with a text message.

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