TLDR;
This video discusses strategies for navigating legal and financial systems by understanding trust law, contract law, and the concept of public officers. It emphasizes the importance of establishing family foundations and holding companies to protect assets and maintain control, particularly in situations involving child support or CPS. The video also touches on becoming a state national and using resources like the Michigan General Assembly's document generator and ChatGPT to create necessary legal documents.
- Understanding trust and contract law is crucial for navigating legal and financial systems.
- Establishing family foundations and holding companies can protect assets and maintain control.
- Becoming a state national can help individuals operate outside corporate jurisdiction.
Introduction [0:00]
The video starts with an informal introduction, setting the stage for a discussion about legal and financial strategies. The speaker emphasizes the importance of studying and correctly applying knowledge, especially when dealing with stress or negative emotions. He also touches on the misconception that LLCs don't work, clarifying that their effectiveness depends on proper application and understanding.
Understanding Public Officers and Trust Law [0:51]
The speaker underscores the importance of understanding trust law and contract law. He references American jurisprudence to explain that public officers, including those in LLCs and corporations, hold powers in trust for the people. He stresses the need for businesses to have clear policies and bylaws publicly available to protect their private contracts.
Operating in Trust and Tax Implications [5:18]
The discussion shifts to the concept of operating in trust, particularly when using a Social Security number. The speaker suggests that individuals should be filing as beneficiaries rather than as property, as they are essentially beneficiaries of a trust administered for the public's general welfare. He also highlights that every taxpayer is within a sister K trust, having an interest in preventing abuse of the trust.
Setting Up Family Foundations and LLCs [8:21]
The speaker shares his approach to setting up family foundations and LLCs, drawing from his experiences in court, especially with CPS and child support cases. He advises making one's first, middle, and last name an LLC and then creating a fictitious name or "doing business as" (DBA) with the child's name. The father's name LLC should be the 100% owner. He also references skol.com/donalam as a resource for his school community.
Practical Demonstration of LLC Setup [12:16]
Don provides a practical demonstration, showing documents that illustrate how he has set up his name as an LLC and his child's name as a DBA. He emphasizes that in America, one can do business as whoever they want. He encourages viewers to join his school for more in-depth learning, while also expressing frustration with those who seek free information without putting in effort.
The Alter Ego Doctrine and Holding Companies [15:19]
The speaker addresses the alter ego doctrine, a legal concept that can negate the separate identity of a corporation from its shareholders. To counter this, he advises that the LLC be member-managed, with the single member being a holding company located in a state with charging order protection (Nevada, Alaska, South Dakota, Wyoming, or Delaware). This setup aims to protect personal assets from being liable for the debts of the corporation.
Becoming a State National and Accessing Legal Documents [20:06]
The video transitions to the topic of becoming a state national to avoid corporate jurisdiction. The speaker recommends using the Michigan General Assembly's website (my Michigan.land) to access an automatic document generator for correcting one's status. He also suggests using ChatGPT to create an oath of allegiance to one's state, emphasizing that a national is a person owing permanent allegiance to a state.
Importance of State Allegiance and Family Representation [25:24]
Don underscores the importance of supporting the state constitution rather than the federal constitution to become a national. He advises having children take an oath of allegiance as well. When filing legal documents, he recommends doing so through a family foundation or holding company to avoid the alter ego doctrine. He stresses that corporations represent the government, and individuals should be represented by their family foundation instead.
Final Thoughts and Call to Action [28:10]
In closing, the speaker reiterates that individuals are always representing some fictional entity or intellectual property, which ultimately belongs to the family. He encourages viewers to text "private life" to the provided number or visit skol.com/donalam for further education. He emphasizes that this information is not for the average mind and requires investment in private education and trustee training. Flavor Flav makes a cameo, endorsing Don Kalam and his music.