Rules of the Game

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Lessons

Welcome to the Rules of the Game Course.

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In equity, there is no need to fight. This lesson teaches us about the reasons we do not want to “fight” but merely have the equities work in our favor.

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This lesson is designed to remind the student that spiritual power is truly the superior power in all matters. Spirituality is almost a prerequisite to the journey of moving into the private.

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Jurisdiction is often an overlooked subject when dealing with the public. It is important to note that what creates or gives public interest is regulated by public jurisdiction and what is completely private is protected by public policy i.e. constitution and the laws made according to it.

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The courts and legal system can only deal with “legal entities” and therefore our NAME has been changed to a legal entity name to reach these ends. Some call this the straw man.

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Domicil, often written improperly as domicile, is different than residence though used interchangeably. This lesson will go over the differences so the member can determine for themselves which is best to use for jurisdictional purposes with courts and agencies.

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Knowing who we are is extremely important in all matters. Courts can only interact with a legal entity. Know the differences between the legal fiction person entity/straw man and your living divine status.

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Today, everything is a contract or agreement no matter what the situation especially in court. The governments of the world have created legal fiction person organizations out of our NAME to act in commerce. We are the decision makers of the organization. This lesson discusses the contractual aspect of law.

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This lesson discusses several ways to go about accepting or refusing a contract to stay in honor. Contract offer and acceptance is how the courts deceptively get us into agreement.

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Settlement is often overlooked as an option and seldom used wisely, especially in legal matters involving the courts. This lesson explores the concepts of settlement.

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Arguments can make or break your defense in any legal or court situation. Learn more with this lesson.

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The mail is an important part of our jurisdiction. It can easily put us in the “federal zone” if not properly stated or if we agree to it in a mailing or court situation.

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This lesson expands on the previous lesson and explains more in depth about jurisdiction.

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Service of process is part of the due process in America, and other common law country’s jurisprudence, used to serve a summons on another party for a lawsuit in court. It is also used to give lawful notice to a party through the mail known as “legal mail”.

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An abatement is the process of questioning every aspect of a claim resulting in a suspension of all proceedings. We can abate claims through the mail as this lesson demonstrates.

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Many people struggle with understanding what is public and what is private in legal matters and court situations. This lesson helps clarify what is public.

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Many people struggle with understanding what is public and what is private in legal matters and court situations. This lesson helps clarify what is private.

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As with understanding what is public and what is private, the laws that pertain to each sector are equally important. This lesson discusses what public law is.

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As with understanding what is public and what is private, the laws that pertain to each sector are equally important. This lesson discusses what private law is.

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Courts today are nothing more than private businesses protected by military might. Understand the business aspects of courts with this lesson.

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Courts are developed historically as virtual battlefields to avoid bloodshed. Learn why it’s important to understand this concept.

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How we approach a legal matter in these courts in our opinion is a matter of choice. Learn why we always contemplate going to war or going to peace.

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There are two jurisdictions running at the same time in all courts today. Equity and at law jurisdiction processes and procedures have been blended as “one form of action”.

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Communicating with police, IRS, CPS, Child Support, and all other government agencies as well as banks and corporate bodies is crucial to keeping our lives private. Learn our three rules we follow when doing so.

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Language is everything in law. It’s the deception itself if one does not have eyes to see and ears to hear. Learn to be mindful of language when communicating with public and corporate entities.

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Most people look for templates rather than drafting their own legal documents to communicate, notice and respond to agencies. We want to encourage our members to learn to draft their own.

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Notice is a crucial element of equity jurisprudence and can prevent a claim from the start if the claimant has been noticed prior to making their claim.

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All agencies and legal fictions hold an office. We too hold an office for our legal person/straw man.

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It is rampant on the internet that misinformation is regurgitated as correct legal theory. Avoid such a calamity by starting with this lesson.

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Learn to avoid this label. The word sovereignty is often misused in terms of the law. The legal system will jump immediately to the term sovereign citizen when asserting one’s rights.

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Secured Party Creditor (SPC) is one of the most misunderstood and misused theories on the internet today. Learn the basic overview of why that is with this lesson.

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Another touted court and legal remedy in the freedom community is the use of “exclusive equity”.

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The idea that the republic of the United States of America can be restored is an effort that’s been tried and failed several times for several reasons.

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This lesson explains why there is not a one-size fits all remedy with the legal system. It takes a well rounded knowledge of all aspects of law to protect one’s self.

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