Can Someone Put Their Children Into The Trust to Protect Their Parental Rights
While the trust protects all assets within the trust, in cases of divorce, this matter is wholly separate. Yes, a child can be put into the trust; however, does the child have a birth certificate, SSN, ID cards and records? Those are all commercial acts that allow both the state and federal agencies like CPS to get involved. These are contracts between one's self, their spouse and the government that preceded the trust, as they were initiated at the child's birth. It takes BOTH parents to remove the child from the state's registrations (i.e. Birth Certificate, Social Security Number, Exodus & Entry into De Jure Union) and then putting them into the trust allows the matter of parental rights to be decided by the Board of Trustees.
NOTE: Revokation of Citizenship is not allowed until a child has turned of legal age (i.e. 18 years old). Therefore, an Exodus & Entry is required to remove one's self from the de facto (in reality, but not officially) United States corporation and into the de jure ([existence] by right) Union of States.
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