David Owen Greenberg
David Owen Greenberg is an entrepreneur and systems engineer turned multimedia artist, educator, Youtuber, initiate and freedom activist. A life-long distrust of authority and control led David to awaken to the truth of natural law and the deeper game being played in this realm. He has dedicated his life to helping others realize freedom in their lives through a practical application of natural law, equity, and trust law.
Book a call with David to discuss Natural Law, Equity, Conditional Acceptance, Private Trusts, Status Correction, and Business Credit.

Aimee Frederica Bracks
Aimee personally has had years of success with her own matters leading to helping students internationally by assisting many students with the following
Tax Issues, Child Support, Debt Discharge, Court Matters, Credit Card Discharge, Personal Loan Discharge, Business Loan Discharge, Land Tax, Vehicle Loans, Court Preparation, Private Ministries, PMA’s, Private Trusts, Foreign Trusts


Kathleen Acker
Kathleen Acker Ramsey is a bestselling author, speaker, and coach who specializes in global contract negotiations and leadership. She integrates spirituality and self-improvement into her teachings and workshops. She is known for her resilience and integrity, particularly in standing up for her beliefs and advocating for freedom and truth.
Book a call with Kathleen to discuss Private Member Association (PMAs), Conditional Acceptance, Status Correction, Contracts and more.
Megan Zuzevich
Megan Zuzevich started her journey as a trained clinical therapist. She now supports clients in depathologizing their mental health diagnoses and symptoms by helping them understand the body’s metabolic and energetic laws.
Megan Zuzevich is a trained clinical therapist, who has embarked upon a journey of depathologizing mental health and understanding the legal history of a system that reinforces a narrative of dis-order in the body, ultimately tying the living breathing soul to the ens legis through medical records and words like disability.

