This special offer for GTEN.org members and GTEN forum users expired November 15, 2014. Please see our current special offers and all our offerings at GTEN.org/webinars.

We always do our best to offer our new material at the lowest possible cost to our members. It's our way to say thanks for your loyal support and participation and to ensure that you have every opportunity to continue to participate as we delve into new subjects.

The Global Trust Education Network presents:

Administrative Justice
The Power of Contractual Due Process

When controversies arise, the Trustees of GTEN contract privately to handle any and all such controversies commercially. In this course we will present, explain, discuss and dissect the methods and documents we use to:

• Establish disputed facts privately by administrative process
• Disqualify debt collectors (and make them go away)
• Void a driver's license or other State or Federal contract ab initio (as if it never existed)
• Void traffic tickets, cancel fines and cancel traffic court appearances
• Enforce any agreement

Specifically, this course will cover the following tools utilized by the Trustees of GTEN to settle any controversy:

• Administrative procedure
• Affidavits
• Due process
• Service of process
• Witness
• Adjudication
• Administrative judgments
• Commercial liens
• Public notice
• The entry of private evidence into public court for summary judgment

We feel these methods and tools can be instrumental to the success of any individual or organization operating from the private out into the public, as they enable any controversy to be settled and remedy to be obtained without the need to give jurisdiction to another authority (e.g. court). We will do our best to show every detail, and we commit to answering every question to ensure your understanding and success.

Administrative Justice is tentatively scheduled to begin live at 5pm PT, 8pm ET, Wednesday January 14, 2015. Current plans are to cover the material in about 8 to 10 hours of live recorded webinars in January and February, plus reading materials and sample documents. All dates are subject to change with notice. As always, we will professionally record all presentations and release streaming videos shortly after each webinar, so don't worry about exact dates and times or potential schedule conflicts.

Like all our offerings, Administrative Justice is an eligible part of GTEN's Project Pay-It-Forward, so your registration enables you to select a friend to receive new GTEN.org membership and registration for the course along with you for free!

This GTEN Forum special offer expires November 15, 2014. This is the lowest cost you'll see for this course, so do not wait to register if you're interested in gaining this understanding.

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Great news, looking forward to this new course!

Locked in, and ecstatic!

Anonymous wrote:

Wonderful :)

I'm exciting about the outline of this course and will register with the fee this Friday. The fee is extremely reasonable. What will the fee be for non-members, $250? Please advise and thank you.

In your original post you said we have until Nov. 15 to sign up. I accept that offer!

jumper wrote:

Ah, yes, that's probably the better way to phrase it, lol!

Hahaha. Oops. Well, ok. November 15 it is!

Yeah, whoops. OK, November 15 then!

Christian wrote:

Thanks!

Registered!

We did extend the date to fix our error. But the new date is this week. Sign up by Saturday if you want the member special.

Saturday at midnight we take down this offer and announce the course to the public through social media.