1-on-1 Consultation with Becky Nevin Step into clarity, confidence, and lawful empowerment.
In this focused one-hour session, you’ll connect directly with Becky Nevin to address the issues most pressing in your journey.
This is your chance to receive seasoned guidance tailored to your unique situation:
- Explore the structure and strategy of a Titan Trust,
- Understand how to establish a 508(c)(1)(a) tax-exempt church,
- Navigate challenges with court cases, government overreach, or the IRS …
Becky’s expertise lies in safeguarding your sacred, inalienable rights while equipping you with clear, lawful insights you can use immediately. Each session is designed to help you cut through confusion, reclaim your authority, and make empowered decisions.
⚖️ Please Note:
- Sessions are non-refundable.
- Rescheduling requires 24-hour notice.
- Becky will wait up to 30 minutes past the scheduled start time; missed sessions require booking another consultation.
- Availability is limited — sessions are first come, first served.
Take this opportunity to ground your strategy, protect your freedom, and move forward with confidence.
TERMS & CONDITIONS:
Scheduling & Rescheduling
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Each consultation is 1 hour.
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You may reschedule your session with at least 24 hours’ notice.
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No refunds are offered once a session is booked.
Attendance Policy
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Becky will remain available for up to 30 minutes past the scheduled start time.
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If you do not attend within that window, the session will be considered forfeited.
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Missed sessions will require the purchase of another 1-hour consultation to reschedule.
Limited Availability
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Becky is currently limiting the number of new 1:1 clients she can work with.
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If your project requires long-term or ongoing support, you may need to seek additional assistance outside of these consultations.
Legal & Professional Capacity
Please note that Becky Nevin offers services in the capacity of a Counselor-at-Law or Attorney-in-Fact, not as a licensed BAR attorney.
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An Attorney-in-Fact is a non-licensed agent appointed under a Power of Attorney (POA) agreement, bound solely to act in the interest of the principal. [See Md. Code, Estates & Trusts § 17-103; ABA POA Overview].
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Unlike BAR attorneys, whose obligations are divided between clients and state bar associations, an attorney-in-fact remains loyal exclusively to the principal’s directives.
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This framework allows you to maintain full authority over your affairs, preserve your sovereignty, and strategically assert your rights without being subsumed into the corporate-commercial legal system.
Engaging a BAR attorney creates a “client” relationship that may diminish capacity and impose conflicts of interest [see Corpus Juris Secundum, Clients, Vol. 7, § 2; Rules of Professional Conduct 1.7]. By contrast, the attorney-in-fact model ensures that ultimate decision-making remains with you, the principal.
⚖️ Acknowledgment: Booking a session confirms your acceptance of these terms and conditions.