Why You Must Claim Your Estate

What Is the “Estate”?

The ESTATE (e.g., DANIEL WAYNE GARD) is a legal construct — a publicly recognized entity linked to your birth certificate, Social Security number, and government-issued ID. In law and commerce, this entity is presumed to be a decedent’s estate or commercial vessel, and unless properly claimed, it is managed by third parties, not you.

• Public courts treat the ESTATE as their domain.
• Creditors target the ESTATE with impunity.
• Agencies assume authority over property, records, and even family matters.

Why You Must Claim It

1. To End the Public Presumption

By default, you are presumed to be a trustee or liable party for the ESTATE. Claiming it — by affidavit, trust structuring, and lawful notice — ends that presumption and reestablishes your role as the lawful agent, executor, or administrator.

2. To Reclaim Authority Over Your Name

Your legal name in ALL CAPS is treated as government-controlled property. By asserting your interest in it and documenting your claim properly, you restore authority over your identity and place it under private jurisdiction.

3. To Shield Your Property and Interests

Unclaimed estates are vulnerable. They can be taxed, fined, or administratively seized. Once claimed, your estate can be lawfully administered through private trust instruments, ensuring that your land, labor, and legacy are protected.

4. To Direct the Future of Your Family’s Holdings

Without private control of the estate, your children and beneficiaries remain exposed to public jurisdiction. A properly claimed estate allows you to structure long-term administration, protecting family interests for generations.

5. To Operate Lawfully in the Private

Claiming your estate lays the legal foundation for:

• Operating under private trust law
• Asserting standing without entering into joinder
• Resolving commercial claims without trial
• Publishing lawful notices as remedy

This step is not just documentation — it is a jurisdictional shift backed by law, clarity, and notice.

How to Lawfully Claim the Estate

While every situation is unique, elite estate claim packages typically include:

• Affidavit of Status & Interest — Clarifies your standing as a living man or woman and your lawful relationship to the ESTATE.
• Executor Declaration & Acceptance — Establishes your position as the proper administrator.
• Estate Claim Declaration — Reclaims title and interest in the legal name and all associated assets.
• Security Agreements & UCC Filings — Records your superior interest and places liens on unauthorized use.
• Notice of Trust Governance — Transfers control into a private trust, such as THE GARD FAMILY TRUST©, where rights can be honored and protected.

These documents, when combined, move you from being acted upon to acting with lawful authority.

What Happens When the Estate Is Claimed?

Based on my own process:

“There was no trial. No testimony. No negotiation. The court took judicial notice of the facts presented, and the case did not proceed. The presumption was shattered. My standing was established. The case was dismissed with prejudice, with the plaintiff ordered to bear all costs.”

These results were not achieved through argument — but through proper notice, clear standing, and lawful governance.

If You Don’t Claim It — Someone Else Will

If you do nothing, the ESTATE remains in public hands. That means:

• You bear the burden for every presumption made in your name.
• You forfeit control over your records, your wealth, and even your decisions.
• You leave your heirs exposed, with no shield or private governance to protect them.

Take Control of What’s Yours

Claiming your estate is not about defying the system — it’s about operating lawfully within it. It’s about stepping into your rightful role, not as a “subject,” but as a living man or woman who understands how trust, record, and status work together.

It’s time to step forward — not with aggression, but with documentation, clarity, and private direction.

Ready to Begin?

At Gard Family Trust, we specialize in elite documentation and trust structuring to:

• Claim your estate
• Record lawful standing
• End commercial overreach
• Structure your legacy

Stand in Peace. Operate with Integrity. Govern What Is Yours.

For documents, strategies, or consulting tailored to your estate or private trust, explore the official
Gard Family Trust Vault.
Your path forward may already be written.