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This article explains how a license and/or privilege does not waive constitutionally protected, substantive, unalienable natural rights merely by accepting them. 

In this replay, Robert Michael puts the “legal person vs. natural rights” debate to bed. He draws a clean line between natural/unalienable rights (pre-political, human-based limits on what others, including the State, may do to you) and legal rights tied to legal personhood (positive-law capacities and benefits created by constitutions, statutes, regulations, contracts, and case law).

This memorandum of law explains the differences between a Natural Person and a Legal Person. Members will find, Natural Persons have legal personhood/personality but are NOT Legal Persons.

This members-only webinar tackles a stubborn myth...that accepting a license or a government benefit means you’ve waived your constitutional rights.

As one of the primary founders of the House of Markus Fellowship, I have made a shift in my philosophy regarding the system and with that, the substance of the HoMF is also changing. 

In this Article, I explain why my AI account is so accurate and effective with court paperwork, research, legal citations; the differences between my AI and others, and how members can create an account that does the same. 

In this replay we’re stripping the varnish off “straw man” and other fringe theories, what’s myth, what (if anything) is true, and why these ideas collapse the moment they meet a courtroom.

In this webinar, we discuss safeguarding biometrics and carbon footprint data for ourselves and our children.

In this webinar, we discuss personal and subject matter jurisdiction and what courts look for to establish it.

In this webinar, we update members on two other members family law cases explaining the entire progression of Gary's case since April 23.

In this webinar, we discuss AI prompts used for legal research structure, drafting discipline, and document quality control.

This webinar addressed an urgent recall of the memorandum and legal writings previously shared as templates and why we had to recall them. 

This basic treatise is for beginners and experienced researchers to understand the differences between administrative jurisdiction/law and constitutional law. 

In this webinar, we broke down long-game legal strategy using a current family law case as a live teaching example. 

In this webinar, we discuss the use of memorandums of law, what they are, why they matter, and how they can help shift the outcome of any legal or administrative process when used correctly.

In this webinar, we discuss how today’s family courts, traffic tribunals, and child support agencies operate less like courts of justice and more like equity-based collection arms of the state.

In this Webinar, we return to The Art of Passing the Buck – Volume II - Part 4, offering a brief summary of each chapter so members have a broad view of the content.