
The Natural Law Trust is the private legal instrument used quietly by the ultra-wealthy to safeguard assets, operate freely, and pass on legacies tax-free — now available to peaceful people who value sovereignty and privacy.
A structure that supports discretion—without public filings, oversight, and exposure, so your life and assets remain quietly protected.
A quiet layer of protection—using private structures to reduce risk and shield what you’ve built.
A lawful private framework that mitigates taxable events through a properly executed private agreement.
A clear, lasting framework that helps what you’ve built flow naturally to the next generation.
The freedom to exercise sound judgment—acting in alignment with what’s best, when the moment calls for it.
A lawful structure that separates stewardship from personal exposure.
A flexible framework that supports thoughtful transitions and reallocations of your assets over time.
Operate in alignment with enduring values—not shifting laws or public opinion.
Proven to withstand legal challenges, political shifts, and regulatory pressure.
Every week, we hear the same story: someone loses what they’ve built — a business, property, or savings — because they delayed setting up protection.
When the courts or creditors close in, transferring assets after the storm hits can be labeled “fraudulent conveyance.”
But when you act before trouble arises, your assets are untouchable — shielded by an instrument that has never once been penetrated or invalidated in five decades of use.

Benjamin Franklin

The Natural Law Trust has five decades without ever being pierced or collapsed.
This isn’t an “offshore” gimmick. It’s a private contract — lawful worldwide under the Hague Convention — operating completely outside of government jurisdiction.
It’s the same structure the elite use, simplified for individuals, families, and entrepreneurs who refuse to live at the mercy of the system.
Keep more of what you earn — remove income, capital-gains, and estate-tax exposure.
Shield your assets from lawsuits — “They can’t take what you don’t own.
Bank worldwide in privacy — no government oversight.
Act with total control — be your own trustee with full authority.
Pass on wealth seamlessly — no probate, no death taxes, no delays.
Simplicity & clarity — 17-page trust in plain English, fully explained in private consultations.

For over 50 years, the Natural Law Trust has stood unchallenged — used quietly by thousands worldwide.
It has been recognized through:
128 Court Cases affirming pure private contract trusts
The Hague Trust Convention (1985) confirming international validity
Yale Law Review citing the trust’s unique legal standing and pass-through taxation
A 1997 IRS letter confirming such trusts carry no filing requirements
No loopholes. No gray areas. Just lawful, bulletproof architecture — proven over generations.
If you’re ready to protect your assets but prefer to spread payments over time, you can now begin with just $250 down and $250/month for 10 months.
The moment your first payment and client data are received, your Un-Activated Trust setup begins.
Within a few days, you’ll receive the first few pages of your Trust, crafted and personalized for you — proof that your structure is already taking form.
You’ll also receive:
✉️ Email consultation privileges with our Trust Writer (up to 30 minutes total)
🎥 One 15-minute Zoom consultation to answer your setup questions and confirm your next steps
Your Trust remains “almost ready to go” — fully activated and operational once the remaining $2,250 balance is completed.
At that moment, you’ll receive your complete, irrevocable Natural Law Trust package — the same bulletproof structure used by our full-pay clients.
Families wanting multigenerational protection
Entrepreneurs tired of taxation and legal exposure
Investors with real estate, crypto, or business holdings
Individuals seeking privacy, simplicity, and peace of mind
Anyone ready to move from reactive defense to proactive sovereignty

"This is a beautifully made trust"
"This is a beautifully made trust. It is simple and in layman's terms with simple instructions. Your assistance with answering our questions has been valuable, and the fact that you encourage your clients to be their own trustees, and offer nominee grantors and second unrelated trustees, is a very valuable service.."
- Victor Vernon Woolf


"Sheer brilliance "
"I just want to take a moment to extend my heartfelt gratitude for all the incredible work you have done with my trust. This matter could not have been brought to its successful completion without your knowledge, expertise, and sheer brilliance."
- Diana Ort


"The best trust document I have ever seen"
"I want you to know that your Brilliance in Commerce International Natural Law Trust is the best trust document I have ever seen. I deeply appreciate the care with which you have written this trust agreement and the way you have packaged it with manual and a few accompanying documents to render the greatest service to your customers with simplicity of using common English instead of the very confusing language of most statutory law agreements."
- DH

Is this legal? Will I get in trouble?
Yes, it’s 100% legal — when properly structured.
This is not a loophole. It’s your natural right to contract. In the USA, Article I, Section 10 of the U.S. Constitution grants you this right. Elsewhere, the Hague Trust Convention.
Your trust is:
- Lawfully created as a private express trust
- Protected by over 100 years of case law
- And used by the ultra-wealthy every day
Can I be my own trustee?
Absolutely. In fact, we encourage it. You stay in control.
How long does it last?
21 years, renewable indefinitely — effectively forever.
The renewal documents are included in your Trustee Toolkit, we don't charge extra for this.
What happens if laws change?
Private contract law has remained stable for centuries, while public statutes change constantly. When properly formed, these structures are designed to endure beyond shifting regulations.
As public entities adapt to compliance cycles, private agreements grounded in constitutional principles provide long-term continuity.
Why hasn’t my CPA or lawyer told me
about this?
Most professionals are trained in statutory law — not private trust law.
They focus on:
- Revocable living trusts (no asset protection)
- LLCs (easy to pierce)
- CPA-compliant filings
Natural Law Trusts operate under a completely different legal framework:
- Based on common law and the constitutional right to contract
- Outside the jurisdiction of statutory entities
- Not taught in most law or accounting schools
This isn’t new. It’s just not mainstream — by design.
Is this like a spendthrift trust?
Yes — and more.
Your Natural Law Trust includes a properly structured spendthrift clause that has stood up in over 150 years of case law, including the landmark Nichols v. Eaton (1875) ruling. No properly executed third-party spendthrift trust has ever been overturned in court.
Not one.
Is this DIY? Do I have to manage it alone?
No. This is not a course, template, or toolkit.
You get:
- A done-for-you legal trust structure
- Guidance on setup, asset movement, and banking
- Support if you ever need to defend it
- Optional co-trustee (silent or active)
We walk you through every step. You just follow the checklist.
How soon can I use it?
As soon as your trust is notarized — typically within 10–14 days of purchase you'll be ready to go to the bank to open an account.
Can this work internationally?
Yes, in many cases. While rooted in contract law, the Natural Law Trust can seamlessly interface with offshore structures, trusts, and family governance frameworks so long as the native laws of that country recognize common law.
What kinds of assets can be stewarded?
In a Natural Law Trust, you can steward a wide variety of assets—from operating businesses and cryptocurrency to infinite banking, real estate, intellectual property, brokerage accounts, precious metals, and foreign currencies. The structure is highly adaptable to almost any lawful asset class, always guided by proper purpose and private agreement.
Isn’t an irrevocable trust too restrictive? What if we want to change or access the assets later?
Not at all. While “irrevocable” sounds rigid, it’s actually what gives the trust its power.
An irrevocable trust doesn’t mean your assets are stuck or untouchable. It simply means they’re no longer part of your personal estate—so creditors, courts, and tax agencies can’t touch them either.
- Trustees can still manage, sell, or distribute assets according to the terms of the trust.
- You don’t lose flexibility—you gain protection.
- Assets remain useful, but outside the reach of liability, probate, and unnecessary taxation.
Think of irrevocability not as a loss of control—but as a shield that safeguards your assets and your intentions for the future.
Who will the beneficiaries be?
Anyone you choose:
- Spouse or children
- Future grandchildren
- Private Members Associations or other trusts
- Humanitarian causes or faith-based missions
You can even change beneficiaries later, based on your trust’s rules.
How do I pay myself?
The trust may compensate the Trustee for services rendered or reimburse legitimate administrative costs. Examples include:
🏠 Housing
Rent, mortgage, utilities, taxes, furnishings, maintenance
🚗 Vehicles
Lease, purchase, insurance, maintenance
🧑⚕️ Healthcare
Insurance premiums, private care, wellness services
✈️ Travel
Wellness, rest, educational or trust-related purposes
🎓 Education
Tuition, courses, seminars, books, world-schooling
🛡 Insurance
Life, disability, property, liability
When your name is on the title, your assets are vulnerable.
When your assets are in the trust, they’re invisible — legally, lawfully, and permanently.
The only mistake you can make is waiting.