Attorney & Counselor at Law

               Common-Law Lawyer

 

 

Asset Protection

 

Advice, Counsel & Help concerning,

• Personal privacy 
• Financial privacy
• Association privacy: how to get privacy respecting freedom of association & how to keep it;
• How to lawfully protect & keep what you have lawfully acquired.

Trusts & Trust Law:

Offshore & Domestic

 

Advice, Counsel & Help concerning settlement, operation, and winding up of,

• Asset protection trusts, domestic & offshore;
• Gun trusts;
• Business trusts;
• Livestock trusts: for dairy producers, meat producers, egg producers;
• Mining trusts;
• Other kinds of trusts;
• Tailored drafting—or re-drafting—of trust indentures and needful related documents;
• Trustee services.   

    

  Unincorporated Churches

   

• Advice, Counsel & Help concerning,

  • Setting up an un-incorporated church;

  • Un-incorporating an incorporated church;

  • Ways of holding title to church property;

  • Protecting church property from lawsuit;

  • Church government, process, and organization;

  • Tailored drafting—or re-drafting—of documents needful to the foregoing. 

     

  • Associations & Association Law

  Advice, Counsel & Help concerning,

• Business Associations;
• Grubstake agreements;
• Mining Partnerships. 

Co-ops

 

Advice, Counsel & Help concerning,

• Organization;
• Establishment;
• Operation.

Federal Grand-Jury Appearances

 

Advice, Counsel & Help concerning,

• Your right to remain silent;
• Your right to speak.

Court Proceedings & Binding Judgment

by Common Law's Two Private Remedies:

—Accord & Satisfaction and Arbitration—

 

Advice, Counsel & Help concerning,

• Private settlements of legal disputes, following the course of the common-law's two binding remedies—accord & satisfaction and arbitration—are arranged and administered;
• All courses of process & procedure, empaneling of judge-arbitrator & jury, and the applicable law & rules of evidence follow due process of law or otherwise at the agreed choice of all parties;
• Unless all parties waive, judge-arbitrators require and adhere to common-law due process, including the use of the jury;
• At the agreed choice of all parties, parties shall appear before either a single judge-arbitrator or two judges with an umpire to break the tie in the event of a split decision—all at the choice and agreement of the parties;
• The jury is empaneled upon the agreed choice of the parties to the dispute, in order to either of the following: (1) determine the facts of the case and to allow the judge to apply the agreed-upon standard of law law or (2) to determine both the facts and the law;
• Common-law rules of evidence are followed: evidence is sworn, proceedings are recorded and transcribed, facts of the case are concluded, relationships between and among the parties are determined;
• Binding judgment is rendered according to the private court's determination of facts, common-law recognized relationships between and among the parties, and the parties' agreed upon choice of law;
• Because these proceedings are in private suit of common law's two private, binding remedies, public airing and record of the facts of the case—including any embarrassing facts—may be avoided.   

Fact-Finding Juries Empaneled According to Due Process

 

Advice, Counsel & Help concerning,

• Empaneling, by binding agreement of the parties, a Jury to determine only the facts of a private dispute;
• Using the applicable law & rules of evidence, following due process of law, and recording of all proceedings—or otherwise at the agreed choice of all parties. 

Hearings to Find Applicable Law, According to Due Process

• Determination, by binding agreement of the parties, the law of a private dispute;
• Using the applicable law & rules of evidence, following due process of law, and recording of all proceedings—or otherwise at the agreed choice of all parties. 

Word-Smithing: Pleading & Brief Writing

 

Advice, Counsel & Help concerning,

• Writing and re-writing of pleadings for pro se litigants (persons representing themselves).