26-00073S

EQUITABLE PUBLIC NOTICE
State of Florida
Published January 16th, 2026
Be it hereby published and placed upon the equitable record:
On this date, Brandon Taylor appeared by special visitation only, not submitting to general jurisdiction, for the sole and exclusive purpose of correcting presumption, giving fiduciary notice, and perfecting the equitable record.
Brandon Taylor confirmed on the record that lawful tender had been made, kept good, and never refused, thereby preserving all equitable rights of redemption and subrogation. In accordance with the maxim he who seeks equity must do equity (Story, §64), and the principle that equity regards as done that which ought to be done, a perfected tender extinguishes any presumption of default and shifts the burden to the obligee.
He further declared that subrogation had been completed, placing all parties on notice that any claim in the NAME is held in trust and must be administered and accounted for accordingly. Upon perfected tender and subrogation, equity imposes a fiduciary duty upon all officers receiving notice.
The judicial officer acknowledged an absence of complete filings on the clerk’s docket yet admitted they may not have appeared at the time of the proceeding. Notwithstanding this, the court abated ongoing support, recognizing that the presumption of obligation could not stand where sworn testimony and evidence confirmed that the child had been in Brandon Taylor’s household for three years.
During the proceeding, Brandon Taylor announced a forthcoming Bill for Accounting, thereby further invoking equitable jurisdiction and requiring full transparency of all fiduciaries involved. He affirmed acceptance of all oaths and bonds of office and demanded treatment as a private civilian operating in Article III capacity.
Following these declarations, Brandon Taylor was muted and removed from the virtual proceeding, and findings were attempted in his absence. Equity rejects such conduct, for equity abhors secrecy and does not permit ex parte rulings once notice, tender, and subrogation have been placed upon the record.
Therefore, let this notice stand as a public memorial that:
1. Tender was made, kept good, and never refused;
2. Subrogation was completed and acknowledged by silence;
3. Brandon Taylor did not appear as surety for the NAME;
4. Support was abated upon the truth of the facts;
5. Removal from the hearing cannot defeat equitable rights;
6. All officers now hold fiduciary responsibility to account.
Any party acting contrary to perfected tender, subrogation, and fiduciary notice proceeds at their own peril, for equity will not suffer a wrong without a remedy.
Published this 16th day of January, 2026, to cure the record and prevent fraud by silence.
By: Brandon Taylor
Private Civilian, Beneficiary, and Holder of Equitable Interest
Jan. 16, 23, 30; Feb. 6, 2026 26-00073S

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