The Power of a Disclaimer of Interest: Lawfully Breaking Presumed Contracts

The Power of a Disclaimer of Interest: Lawfully Breaking Presumed Contracts

“Where there is no consent, there is no contract. Where there is no interest, there is no liability.”

INTRODUCTION

In the realm of statutory presumptions and adhesion contracts, silence is often weaponized as consent. Corporate entities—whether debt collectors, government agencies, or courts—operate under commercial presumptions. They presume jurisdiction, liability, and interest based solely on your inaction or lack of correction.

But what if there was a lawful, court-recognized tool that shatters these presumptions and returns the power to the living man or woman?

Enter the Disclaimer of Interest.

WHAT IS A DISCLAIMER OF INTEREST?

A Disclaimer of Interest is a powerful legal notice and declaration that formally disassociates you from any presumed interest, benefit, debt, or contract—especially those not knowingly entered into or that arise under forced presumption.

In plain terms, it’s a statement that says:

“I do not accept, participate in, or have any interest in this contract, claim, trust, or obligation. You have no authority or standing over me.”

It is especially useful in:

• Debt collection cases
• Traffic citations or municipal fines
• Probate-related presumptions
• Adhesion contracts tied to the legal name or estate
• IRS claims or SSA correspondence

By filing a proper, witnessed and notarized Disclaimer of Interest, you remove the foundation upon which third parties build their claims: assumed interest.

WHY IT MATTERS

Every commercial or governmental action hinges on some form of consent, benefit, or silent agreement. If you fail to rebut these presumptions, they gain standing. But once rebutted—clearly, timely, and in proper form—those presumptions fall like a house of cards.

Under UCC 1-308, you reserve your rights. Under UCC 3-501, you demand validation. And through the Disclaimer of Interest, you lawfully break the contract before it’s formed or enforced.

HOW TO USE IT EFFECTIVELY

To be effective, your Disclaimer of Interest must:

1. Clearly identify the subject or presumed contract (i.e., case number, alleged debt, estate, trust, or matter).
2. State under penalty of perjury that you do not accept, recognize, or claim any interest or liability therein.
3. Include your living name, separate from any legal or corporate fiction name.
4. Be notarized or witnessed.
5. Be filed or served to the appropriate parties—court, attorney, agency, or debt collector.

REDACTED SAMPLE: DISCLAIMER OF INTEREST

DISCLAIMER OF INTEREST

I, Daniel-Wayne; of the Gard Family, a living man, do hereby formally and lawfully disclaim any and all interest, liability, or benefit in the matter of:

LVNV FUNDING LLC v. DANIEL GARD, Case No. CI 25 123

I do not recognize any valid contract, benefit, obligation, or commercial nexus in relation to the legal fiction named above, nor do I grant authority to any party or agent operating under color of law or color of office.

I have not knowingly, willingly, or voluntarily entered into contract, agreement, or fiduciary relationship with the above-named party, claimant, or agency.

I make this declaration freely, without coercion, and with full reservation of rights under UCC 1-308 and all applicable protections of law and equity.

Executed this ___ day of __________, 2025

By: [Redacted Signature]
Daniel-Wayne; of the Gard Family
All Rights Reserved – Without Prejudice

[Notary/Witness Block Here]

FILING METHOD

Here’s how to ensure your Disclaimer has full effect:

1. Print on 8.5×11 paper, single-sided, in black or blue ink.
2. Sign in blue ink and thumbprint in red (if desired for spiritual/private notice).
3. Have it notarized or witnessed by two parties.
4. Make copies for your records.
5. Send via Certified Mail or deliver in-person to:
   • Court Clerk (if in litigation)
   • Attorney(s) on record
   • Debt collectors or agencies
   • Any third party claiming interest

Optionally, you may:

• Record it at your county recorder for added public notice
• Post it to your private website in a password-protected section with timestamp
• Send notice of the filing to the opposing party with a Certificate of Mailing

THE RESULT?

By issuing a Disclaimer of Interest, you establish:

• You are not a party to the contract or presumption.
• No liability or claim can attach to you without valid, verifiable consent.
• You stand as the living man or woman, not the corporate fiction.
• The matter becomes void for lack of standing, interest, and contract.

This is how I lawfully defeated a debt collection case, broke the presumption of contract, and reasserted private control over my name, trust, and estate.

FINAL THOUGHTS

There is no greater remedy than the one you declare for yourself. The Disclaimer of Interest is not just a notice—it’s a sword and shield in the battle for sovereignty. Use it wisely, correctly, and with conviction.

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