Description

Non-Social Trustee Trust – Complete Binder System

A Fortress of Equity, Jurisdiction, and Sovereignty

Overview

The Non-Social Trustee Trust (NSTT) is not a mere paperwork package. It is a living equity fortress, fully structured with Constitution, Indenture, Bylaws, Ledgers, Notices, Affidavits, Writs, Financial Instruments, and Supporting Appendices. This is a comprehensive 10-Tab Binder System, accompanied by a 20-item Back Binder Pocket Collection, ensuring both formal depth and practical readiness.

Rooted in exclusive equity jurisdiction, the NSTT binder affirms sovereignty, enforces conscience, and protects trustees, beneficiaries, and heirs across generations. It operates outside statutory presumption, standing irrevocable, perpetual, and indissoluble.

What’s Included

Core Binder (Tabs 1–10)

• Declaration & Constitution – Foundational charters, jurisdiction, and authority clauses.

• Bylaws & Administrative Ordinances – Duties, discipline, and governance.

• Registers & Ledgers – Treasury, Beneficiary, Property, Marshal Logs, and Certificates.

• Notices & Affidavits – 20 equity-based instruments of declaration and remedy.

• Writs & Equity Mandates – 20 commanding writs and mandates for enforcement and discipline.

• Financial Instruments – 20 trust-based bonds, notes, and certificates of value.

• Appendices & References – 20 comprehensive supporting documents, glossaries, and templates.

Back Binder Pocket (20 Items)

Quick-access inserts for daily administration and enforcement, including:

• Trustee Oath Scrolls

• Beneficiary ID Certificates

• Marshal ID Cards

• Fee Schedule Cards

• Affidavit of Service Slips

• Emergency Notice Pads

• Private Travel Affidavit Cards

• Blank Certificate Scrolls

• Quick Remedy Checklists
  …and more.

Who This Is For

This Binder System is for those who:

• Serve as trustees, protectors, or private administrators.

• Wish to fortify family estates, dynasties, or private governance systems.

• Require a trust structure immune from statutory jurisdiction.

• Need a ready-to-operate trust framework with no reliance on external authority.