About Your Trusts
Why do I need trusts?
Why use trusts instead of other legal entities?
What is wrong with pure trusts, liberty trusts, UCC contract trusts, pure contract trust organizations, and federal pure trust contract organzations (federal contract trusts)?
What are the benefits of NACRS trusts?
What exactly can I do with NACRS trusts?
Why do I need trusts?
This is the first question anyone not familiar with asset protection plans or the profound benefits afforded by our trusts.
The answer is different for different folks, but the basic foundation is always the same. If you were to ask: Why do I need a house? The reasons change from individual to individual, but the foundational answer never does: To protect something.
When the question centers around a house, your life, family and property that go along with the house are your greatest assets. They must be shielded not only from the weather, but also from thieves who come in many forms and disguises. Without a house, you’re homeless and at the mercy of even the common thief. Generally, the worse the economic conditions, the more thieves come out and the bolder they get.
If the house is not well-built, you are less shielded from weather and it becomes easier for thieves to do their dirty deed to you. Therefore, the weaker the home plan, the more open you are to not only theft but death from exposure to the elements, depending on where you’re located.
Likewise, when the question centers around material assets, your house itself (and everything that goes along with it) must be shielded from the legal climate and sophisticated thieves who have mastered the art of disguise by hiding behind the law. If the asset protection plan is not well-designed, you are less shielded from the tricky legal climate and it becomes easier for sophisticated thieves to do their dirtiest deeds, legally.
The reality is that everyone already has some sort of plan in place. It's just that such plans immediately go out the window when you get hit. The weaker the plan, the more likely you will be legally robbed of your life’s work and freedom from exposure to the legal climate, depending on the jurisdiction you’re in. Asset protection in Texas differs from asset protection in Michigan; asset protection in California differs from asset protection in Florida; but the basic foundation is the same.
Why use trusts instead of other legal entities?
What distinguishes NACRS Express Trusts and asset protection plans from all other legal entities is that ours are all based on proven success going back as far as a decade prior to when this country was born; when Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness were a top priority on the list of legal rights.
We’re not just talking personal liberties or civil liberties in private and business life. We’re talking the very common law rights that embody personal liberties and civil liberties. We’re talking about the standard of common law in America when it comes to your personal and business affairs. What is the definition of common law? It’s legally defined as the system of law gathered from judges' decisions (the Judiciary), rather than from civil codes and statutes (the Legislature). But what is the role of common law? It actually serves as legal common sense that judges recognize based on accepted norms of the very people bringing cases into their courts in order to receive justice.
In a moral battle of common law versus civil law, common law wins because, though it’s obviously not impossible, it is harder to corrupt a judge than it is to corrupt a member of the legislature. Whereas lobbyists do it all the time, and a whole industry has sprung up around corrupting senators and congressmen to pass this or that piece of legislation designed to take away personal liberties, it’s the common sense of common law that leads a judge to recognize that the courts have no jurisdiction over NACRS Express Trusts, especially when it comes to probate and real estate.
We put into action all the advantages and characteristics of common law, where all others fail to even come close even when they use a common law court or notary private to try to accomplish what we do without one. In many ways, designing an Express Trust in the common law venue is like designing body armor. Things like personal risk and liability of its officers, the solidarity of beneficial and capital interest, and the viability of the trust under fire, all must be considered. After all, we’re protecting assets like flesh and bone protects the internal organs of your body.
We have taken the most flexible, protective, and secure elements from such notable Express Trusts as the North American Land Company (1764), the Merchants Bank of New York (1810), the Massachusetts Land Trusts (1912), the Rockerfeller-model (1929) and pertinent parts of the Kennedy-model (2000), all refined and revised to withstand the challenges of the world today. Our trusts are designed to survive even a merger between the United States, Canada and Mexico, and any changes in fiat currency that came with it.
We have conducted over 1,200 hours of concentrated legal research, questioning of legal officials, and professional skip-tracing attempts, such as those provided by highly qualified specialists like Skipsmasher, Inc., to test our trusts and the trusts of our competitors. The studies have shown there are simply too many other people involved in their clients' setup process for you to expect any real degree of security. Our clients on the other hand pass every test because of our iron-clad policy. Our competitors’ clients, and even the competitors themselves, fail for the same reasons almost every time. They can't seem to accomplish absolute privacy and absolute legality at the same time.
The reason is invariably because we have ridded ours of misguided patriot concepts or the mere relative protections of civil codes and statutes. Instead, we utilize equitable principles as the adhesive that holds each plan together. We have discovered the thin line between contract and trust, and we utilize both to form contracts in trust form. A trust is the most basic entity on the face of the earth, so basic that you literally cannot help but form trusts of some sort with people you come into contact with on a daily basis. As you can see, it certainly pays to understand the superiority of certain trust relationships.
We understand this completely. As a result, our legal entities are solely governed under trust law, not the law of corporations, statutory trusts, partnership, agency, or unincorporated associations. And even though we have developed certain standard Express Trusts and asset protection plans, we have the knowledge and infinite resources to form any particular trust and plan to meet the needs of any situation, starting from scratch. We have so much information we could literally start up a country within a country, from scratch, if that would suit your needs.
What is wrong with pure trusts, liberty trusts, UCC contract trusts, pure contract trust organizations, and federal pure trust contract organizations (federal contract trusts)?
It’s safe to say that most trusts that go by the name “pure trust,” “liberty trust,” “pure contract trust organization,” “federal contract pure trust organization,” “federal contract trust,” “UCC contract trust,” etc., are a scam either intentionally or unintentionally. All these are uninformed attempts at creating the very same Express Trusts under common law security, such as what we have mastered through training and discipline.
For those unfamiliar to common law in America, it is still alive and well. Even though it is mostly used in common law of contracts, it retains its full potential. In fact, one of the main ways in which its potential is retained is as the safest tax haven in the Western world, even safer than offshore, which is exactly what King George III wanted to prevent back in the late 1700s when the Confederacy (an Express Trust) and American Republic (also an Express Trust) were created. Since the common law is essentially public law for private purposes, it is there at your disposal, as a matter of right, but you need to understand it in order to achieve its full potential for your situation.
On the contrary, it is precisely the lack of understanding that has led to the current scams known by the names of “pure trust,” “liberty trust,” “pure contract trust organization,” “federal pure trust contract organization,” “federal contract trust,” “UCC contract trust,” and so on. The first part of the scam is misrepresentation of the nature of the entity as a trust when, in actual fact, these are often merely convoluted contractual relationships that are legally unenforceable as trusts. This is a major chink in the body armor they’ve attempted to design for you.
We have examined and reexamined these entities, their overall plan, and the organizations offering them. We can conclude without fear of contradiction that they either don't know what they're doing, are unaware of the better kept asset protection secrets, or are simply out to defraud you. The first two conclusions are usually the case because the organizations simply don’t have adequate legal training or experience to draw from. They haven't seen both the legal and lawful sides of modern America.
In most cases of the first and third type, we've found that what they're actually creating are unincorporated associations mixed with elements of partnership, joint venture and agency that would ultimately be classified as “taxpayers” on any funds transferred into the trust, and “tax protesters” in the event the officers/agents tried to refuse to pay the IRS.
A good indicator of their invalidity is when they designate you as a quasi-employee such as a “managing director,” or “general manager” hired to work for the trustees who you pay to sit on (your?) “trust.” What they usually propose is that you pay them to manufacture one of these entities. They then pretend you have all the powers of a trustee, and they promise, verbally, never to interfere with any actions you take, to simply turn a blind eye and neglect their duties as the real trustee in fact. In realty, as many cases have shown, they reserve the right under the unspoken terms of the contract to legally skip town with whatever assets you've transferred into the trust and you would have no recourse in either a common law court or statutory court.
They play the master and you play the slave, giving them assets for free all while paying them annual trustee fees and signing fees to boot. If you were to go to any second year law student, they could probably show you that the only trust created was a constructive trust built out of fraud when they deceived you into donating assets to them under the guise of asset protection. The courts of general jurisdiction, common law and statutory, have full jurisdiction over cases such as these. So either way, with these kinds of entities, you’re back to square one, at the mercy of the weather and thieves.
What are the benefits of NACRS trusts?
The benefits of our trusts are too numerous to name. Probably the most obvious thing you’ll notice when you receive the trusts is that each one is settled (created) with gold or silver coin depending on the asset protection plan you applied for. The second thing you’ll notice is that you are the trustee and have all the power, even the right to pick co-trustees and establish a Board of Trustees, the right to pick and change beneficiaries and interest holders without ever diminishing the nature of the trust. The third thing is that you have less liability than you did as an individual because of how the trust is written.
Our standard Express Trusts and asset protection plans make provisions for up to three trustees total, but there is no limit to the number of co-trustees you can appoint to serve by your side in our custom trusts and plans. Since you’re not just a managing director or general manager, you set your terms as a bona fide party to the contract. You determine the names of the trusts, who your initial co-trustees will be (if any), and what the trust is designed to do, all to meet the needs of your situation.
In fact, in each plan, what you have is a series of private contracts between you and the settlor. He is the first party because he is literally giving you his private property and giving up all rights to demand that property back, no matter what happens. You are the second party because you are literally accepting an appointment to a high office of private trust. All this takes place totally independent of the civil codes or statutes, independent of the government. It’s all under common law of contracts without any third-party trying to regulate what you can legally do with your private life and personal liberties.
It is irrevocable once you accept the trusteeship, so you have all the discretion, power, and protection for as long as you choose. Unless you give this power to another, no one can skip town with assets placed in the trust. You are the one and only individual or organization who can terminate the trust. No one can penetrate or pierce the trust between you (the trustee) and the settlor. NACRS is to judgment proof what Kevlar is to bullet proof.
What exactly can I do with NACRS trusts?
To get you started, we provide you with a complimentary hardcopy of the new 2d edition of Weiss's Concise Trustee Handbook, the one and only trustee handbook of its kind in print today. Our trustee handbook has received rave reviews across America and in select countries abroad since it was first published three years ago. It gives you all the information you need to make the best moves in the administration of the Express Trust.
We also provide you with a complimentary new 2d edition of the Express Trust Forms CD-ROM which contains over 240 legal forms that are designed for use in all 50 united states. This legal forms software has all the legal forms templates contained in the appendix to Weiss's Concise Trustee Handbook (2d Edition) in editable format. So with us, you can quickly and legally do everything that you cannot do with other legal entities. You never pay any annual trustee fees, signing fees or registration fees. You may never even need to talk to us ever again, unless you would like to be invited to our asset protection seminars, which are held on a private invitation basis.
Here are just some of the reasons an individual or organization might have for needing our asset protection plans and trusts:
- Transfer your assets into the trust in a completely safe, legal and absolutely confidential way
- Acquire more property in any state and obtain the manufacturer statement of origin (also known as a manufacturer certificate of origin)
- Use the trust property in a fairly similar way to when you personally owned it, except now you don’t have the liability associated with residence or property ownership
- Exhaust an administrative remedy by protecting the property in question and removing it from a dangerous jurisdiction, or by providing a designated receiver of the funds you stand to gain by succeeding in the remedy
- Own, operate and transact any business in the name of the trust without involving your name in a personal capacity or exposing your financial history or credit to risk of lawsuits, claims, fines, penalties, and legal problems
- Form a partnership, statutory trust or certain other types of statutory legal entities using the trusts instead of yourself and your people personally
- Avoid all Federal excise taxes and State taxes imposed on corporations and other statutory entities
- Avoid probate entirely by making the death into a simple change of leadership, rather than a change of ownership that would normally require courts to get involved. When courts get involved, heirs often develop an illness called Litigation Stress Disorder as their inheritance is reduced by up to 50% in many cases, a legal theft in broad daylight. In fact, the best advice on how to avoid probate can be given in 3 words: asset protection trusts
- Divide trust property up into shares and issue certificates of beneficial interest (fairly similar to shares of stock)
- Accept investments by your family members or associates, thereby accumulating and growing the trust property
- Appoint a designated authorized representative or business trust fiduciary to act on your behalf in order to avoid having to administer trust affairs yourself
- Issue bonds of all sorts and raise cash for the trust's projects according to your personal and business goals. In a similar sort of way, you can accomplish these goals vicariously through the trusts as long as you follow certain well-established guidelines
- Trade stocks and bonds in the name of the trust
- Avoid all personal risk and liability on contract obligations
- Take the first step toward legal invisibility and get out of the system without making enemies within the system
- Gain cheap asset protection for a temporary purpose like property transfers to eliminate risk and liability, or just to protect family members or associates during vulnerable moments
- Create a land trust that hands land down for the next generation without any disputes over title. In fact, the best advice on how to create a real estate trust and how to create a trust fund can be answered in 3 words as well: asset protection trusts
- Use asset protection secrets that keep wise individuals and organizations from taking a major hit during an economic recession/depression. HJR 192 may have been repealed, but the economic system it created lives on. It will die a violent debt-stricken death and take many unaware people with it
- Do whatever an individual man or woman may do, but in the name of the trust. This is what John Rockefeller meant by his famous “own nothing, control everything” speech.
The sky truly is the limit with our asset protection plans, and you can click here to find out what you can expect whenever you deal with us.
