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Course Levels and What Students Learn

Joshua Aaron Kaltved Adult Night School offers one connected educational process in 4-week, 8-week, and 12-week tracks. The levels do not teach different programs. They build on the same foundation.

The first 4 weeks teach the full foundation and complete status-ascension education process.

The next 4 weeks continue into court, arbitration, administrative process, entities, jurisdiction, proof, and remedies.

The final 4 weeks continue into appeal preparation, record preservation, higher review, case law, Restatement principles, and final student binder completion.

Each course is designed as private adult education only and remains under 40 contact hours and under $1,000 per course. Arizona recognizes an exemption for a private instructional program or course that is less than 40 contact hours and charges less than $1,000; a contact hour means a 50-minute session of scheduled in-class or online instruction.

4-Week Intro Course

Complete Status Ascension and Private Record Foundation

Length: 4 weeks

Classes: 2 nights per week

Total Classes: 8 classes

Purpose: Complete the foundation process first.

What Students Learn in the First 4 Weeks

Students receive the full foundation education on personal records, private status, planning documents, estate-preparation concepts, intellectual-property/NIL concepts, administrative notices, and basic out-of-court process.

Week Subject What Is Covered

Week 1 Complete Status Ascension Process Private record review, personal standing education, name/title/capacity education, power of attorney education, NIL education, trade name education, trademark education, living trust education, will education, last will education, medical directive education, DNR / no-DNR education, pour-over will education, and probate-avoidance clause education.

Week 2 Private Records and Estate Planning Education How to organize identity records, family records, property records, trust records, beneficiary records, emergency records, medical decision records, estate records, and private file systems.

Week 3 Administrative Out-of-Court Process Notices, affidavits, declarations, certificates of service, proof of mailing, rebuttal records, timelines, administrative record building, and non-response documentation.

Week 4 Entities, Jurisdiction, and Foundational Law Education on forms of entities, private/public distinctions, administrative jurisdiction, court jurisdiction, agency authority, standing, capacity, due process, Restatement principles, and foundational case law.

Completion Point

At the end of the first 4 weeks, the student has completed the foundation education process and should understand the basic record system, document categories, administrative notice process, estate-planning concepts, NIL/trade-name/trademark concepts, and jurisdictional vocabulary needed to continue.

8-Week Core Course

Foundation Plus Court, Arbitration, and Administrative Defense Education

Length: 8 weeks

Classes: 2 nights per week

Total Classes: 16 classes

Purpose: Includes the first 4 weeks, then adds court, arbitration, proof, entities, jurisdiction, and dispute-process education.

Weeks 1–4

The student completes the same foundation taught in the 4-week course:

Complete status ascension education, private records, POA education, NIL education, trade-name education, trademark education, living trust education, will/last-will education, medical directive education, DNR/no-DNR education, pour-over will education, probate-avoidance clause education, administrative out-of-court process, entity education, jurisdiction education, Restatement principles, and foundational case law.

Weeks 5–8

Week Subject What Is Covered

Week 5 Court and Arbitration Preparation Difference between administrative process, arbitration, mediation, civil court, probate court, family court, small claims, and agency proceedings; how to prepare records without pretending to be an attorney.

Week 6 Standing, Status, Capacity, and Foundation Injury in fact, causation, redressability, authority, agency, authentication, business records, custodian questions, affidavits, and admissibility education.

Week 7 Discovery, Proof, and Evidence Organization Requests for records, interrogatory education, admissions education, production education, exhibit lists, timelines, proof of service, mailing records, and record preservation.

Week 8 Remedies, Settlement, and Out-of-Court Resolution Good-faith settlement education, written offers, administrative cure process, rebuttal process, accounting requests, remedies, damages, unjust enrichment, equitable principles, and final court/arbitration readiness checklist.

Completion Point

At the end of 8 weeks, the student has completed the foundation plus court/arbitration preparedness education. The student should understand how to organize records, prepare questions, preserve proof, identify jurisdictional issues, distinguish entities, understand administrative process, and prepare a complete binder for court, arbitration, or agency review.

12-Week Foundation and Appeal Course

Complete Foundation, Court/Arbitration Preparation, and Appeal-Readiness Education

Length: 12 weeks

Classes: 2 nights per week

Total Classes: 24 classes

Purpose: Includes the first 4 weeks, the next 4 weeks, and then adds appeal, reconsideration, higher review, record preservation, and final binder completion.

Weeks 1–4

The student completes the full foundation and status ascension education process:

POA education, NIL education, trade-name education, trademark education, living trust education, will and last-will education, medical directive education, DNR/no-DNR education, pour-over will education, probate-avoidance clause education, administrative notices, private records, entities, jurisdiction, Restatement principles, and foundational case law.

Weeks 5–8

The student completes the court, arbitration, administrative defense, proof, jurisdiction, discovery, settlement, and remedies education.

Weeks 9–12

Week Subject What Is Covered

Week 9 Appeal and Reconsideration Education Difference between objection, reconsideration, motion to vacate, administrative appeal, judicial appeal, writ concepts, and preserving issues for review.

Week 10 Record Preservation and Error Review How to preserve objections, transcripts, exhibits, orders, rulings, filings, mailing proof, docket records, and procedural history.

Week 11 Case Law, Restatement, and Table of Authorities How to organize case law, constitutional provisions, statutes, UCC references, Restatement sections, agency principles, contract principles, restitution principles, tort/privacy principles, and due-process authorities.

Week 12 Final Binder, Appeal File, and Completion Review Final student binder, appeal-readiness checklist, issue list, timeline, exhibit index, certificate of completion packet, and next-step education plan.

Completion Point

At the end of 12 weeks, the student has completed the full private adult education track: foundation, court/arbitration preparation, administrative out-of-court process, jurisdictional education, entity education, Restatement and case-law education, appeal-readiness education, and final binder completion.

Reduced Course Pricing Only

Course Standard Price 20% Reduced Launch Price

4-Week Intro Course                                $250 $200

8-Week Core Course                                        $500 $400

12-Week Foundation and Appeal Course $997 $797

Short Legal Disclaimer Section

This is private adult education only. No legal advice, tax advice, financial advice, investment advice, medical advice, mental-health advice, credit-repair guarantee, degree, license, professional certification, court result, agency result, or appeal result is promised.

Students are responsible for their own records, decisions, filings, deadlines, facts, professional review, and final use of any information learned.

Restatement of Law Educational References

These are used for education only, not legal advice.

Restatement Reference Educational Use

Restatement Second of Contracts § 1 What a contract is

Restatement Second of Contracts § 17 Requirement of bargain

Restatement Second of Contracts § 71 Consideration

Restatement Second of Contracts §§ 159–164 Misrepresentation concepts

Restatement Second of Contracts § 175 Duress concepts

Restatement Second of Contracts § 177 Undue influence concepts

Restatement Second of Contracts §§ 344–352 Remedies, damages, and certainty

Restatement Third of Agency § 1.01 Principal-agent relationship

Restatement Third of Agency §§ 2.01–2.03 Actual and apparent authority

Restatement Third of Agency §§ 4.01–4.06 Ratification concepts

Restatement Third of Restitution and Unjust Enrichment § 1 Unjust enrichment principle

Restatement Second of Torts § 652B Intrusion upon seclusion

Restatement Second of Torts § 652C Appropriation of name or likeness

Restatement Second of Torts § 652D Public disclosure of private facts

Case Law Educational References

These are educational reference cases only.

Case Educational Principle

Meyer v. Nebraska, 262 U.S. 390 (1923) Liberty includes important teaching, learning, and educational interests.

Pierce v. Society of Sisters, 268 U.S. 510 (1925) Private education and private schools have constitutional protection against unreasonable interference; the Court recognized interests in conducting schools and directing education.

Mullane v. Central Hanover Bank & Trust Co., 339 U.S. 306 (1950) Due process notice must be reasonably calculated to inform interested parties and give an opportunity to respond.

Goldberg v. Kelly, 397 U.S. 254 (1970) Educational reference for meaningful hearing principles in certain deprivation contexts.

Mathews v. Eldridge, 424 U.S. 319 (1976) Due process analysis balances the private interest, risk of error, value of safeguards, and government burden.

Goss v. Lopez, 419 U.S. 565 (1975) Educational reference for notice and opportunity-to-be-heard principles in school-discipline context.

Lujan v. Defenders of Wildlife, 504 U.S. 555 (1992) Educational reference for injury in fact, causation, and redressability.

Zacchini v. Scripps-Howard Broadcasting Co., 433 U.S. 562 (1977) Educational reference for name, image, likeness, performance, and publicity-right interests.

Course Disclaimer

Joshua Aaron Kaltved Adult Night School provides private adult education, document-organization support, record-building education, trust education, credit/debt education, business education, court-preparedness education, ministry education, and self-help study materials only.

This program does not provide legal advice, tax advice, securities advice, investment advice, medical advice, mental-health services, therapy, or guaranteed credit repair.

No attorney-client, CPA-client, enrolled-agent, investment-adviser, doctor-patient, therapist-client, fiduciary, school-license, degree, or employment relationship is created.

No outcome is guaranteed.

All students remain responsible for their own decisions, records, deadlines, filings, documents, and professional review where needed.

Enrollment Terms

By enrolling, the student agrees:

I understand this is private adult education only.

I understand no legal, tax, investment, securities, medical, mental-health, or credit-repair advice is provided.

I understand no degree, license, diploma, professional certification, government credential, or employment credential is issued.

I understand no court result, agency result, credit result, funding result, financial result, or personal result is guaranteed.

I understand completed classes, downloads, replays, consultations, and delivered materials are nonrefundable unless otherwise stated in writing.

I remain responsible for my own records, decisions, deadlines, filings, and professional review.

Final Short Announcement

Joshua Aaron Kaltved Adult Night School

Enrollment Opens late May/June 2026 — Classes Begin July 7th, 2026

Joshua Aaron Kaltved Adult Night School offers private adult education for people who want better records, better understanding, better preparation, better responsibility, and better order.

Classes meet two nights per week online. Courses are offered in 4-week, 8-week, and 12-week tracks.

Students learn private records, notices, affidavits, certificates of service, credit/debt education, trust education, business organization, ministry records, court preparation, due process, and private self-help study.

Each course is designed to remain under 40 contact hours and under $1,000 in tuition. A contact hour means a 50-minute scheduled in-class or online instruction session under Arizona law.

4-Week Intro Course: $200

8-Week Core Course: $400

12-Week Foundation Course: $797

This is private adult education only. No degree, license, professional certification, legal advice, tax advice, investment advice, medical advice, mental-health advice, credit-repair guarantee, court result, credit-score increase, or funding approval is promised.

Example not legal, financial, nor tax advice:

Declaration: 

     I, ________________________________, being of age and majority, competent, conscious, and governed by good faith and conscience, come forth as one of the People and do not claim to be above the law; I require only that any officer, agency, corporation, creditor, claimant, or third party asserting authority over my name, property, labor, body, records, account, image, likeness, rights, or estate identify the lawful statute, jurisdiction, capacity, contract, taxable event, commercial nexus, office, delegation, and authenticated evidence relied upon, because no presumption of statutory-employee status, commerce, trade, debt, duty, waiver, consent, or liability may stand without proof under due process, U.S. Const. amends. I, IV, V, IX, and XIV, 26 U.S.C. § 3121(d), 42 U.S.C. § 1983, 15 U.S.C. § 1125(a), Restatement (Second) of Torts § 652C, and applicable state law; all rights, claims, defenses, setoffs, recoupments, privacy rights, publicity rights, property rights, and remedies are expressly reserved, and no application, record, label, title, account, or statement shall be treated as consent or obligation without full disclosure, lawful authority, and verified accounting.

Signed: ________________________________

Printed Name: _________________________

Date: __________________________________

Consultation Services with Lawful Foundations

Areas Covered: General Business • Aviation & Non-Destructive Testing • Credit & Debt • Nationality & Status Correction • Trusts & Legacy Planning • Matrimony • Court Preparedness • Auditing • And More

During our one-to-six-hour consultation sessions, including in-person all day sessions, here at Tempe, Arizona, U.S.A., we provide actionable strategies rooted in law, equity, and due process. Our expertise includes:

• Entity & Tax ID Support
   
  • Assistance with obtaining EINs for individuals, families, businesses, and trusts.
     
  • Guidance on converting SSNs into ecclesiastical/church recognition consistent with 26 U.S.C. § 1402(e) (ministerial exemption) and the First Amendment.
     
  • Support with filing IRS Forms SS-4 (EIN application), W-8BEN (foreign status), and Form 56 (Notice Concerning Fiduciary Relationship).  Only if needed, not legal or tax advice.
     
• Trust & Legacy Planning
   
  • Drafting documents for revocable and irrevocable trusts under the Uniform Trust Code (UTC) and state trust laws.
     
  • Guidance on IRS Form 1041 (for estates and trusts).
     
  • Helping you form master trusts independently or with attorney review to reduce costs.
     
• Legal Status Correction
   
  • Preparing Notices and Affidavits to rebut presumptions of suretyship under UCC § 1-308 (reservation of rights) and UCC § 1-103 (common law remedies).
     
  • Assistance in asserting nationality and standing under the 14th Amendment and International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, Art. 16 (recognition as a person before the law).
     
  • Drafting forms to correct vital records or send notices to registrars, treasuries, and agencies.
     
• Court & Due Process Preparedness
   
  • Building strong cases by requiring proof of duty, breach, causation, and damages (Lujan v. Defenders of Wildlife, 504 U.S. 555 (1992)).
     
  • Drafting interrogatories, requests for admissions, and affidavits to preserve your rights.
     
  • Ensuring due process protections under the 5th and 14th Amendments are invoked and preserved.
     
• Auditing & Compliance
   
  • Specialized auditing in Non-Destructive Examination (NDE/NDT) for aviation and industrial systems.
     
  • Reviewing financial and government accounts using GAAP principles and federal reporting forms.
     
• Business Development & IP
   
  • Designing business plans with compliance to state corporation statutes.
     
  • Guidance on registering trademarks and service marks with the USPTO (15 U.S.C. §§ 1051 et seq.).
     

To maximize your session:

• Gather all relevant personal and business information.
   
• Prepare documents such as birth certificates, SSNs, EIN letters, trust papers, and contracts in PDF format.
   
• List any prior filings (IRS, SSA, court, or registrar forms).
   

We do not provide tax, legal, medical, or mental advice. Instead, we provide lawful strategies rooted in:

• The U.S. Constitution (5th, 9th, 10th, and 14th Amendments).
   
• The Uniform Commercial Code (UCC).
   
• International law (UDHR, ICCPR).
   
• Anatomical Gift Laws (Uniform Anatomical Gift Act, 42 U.S.C. § 274e).
   

Our mission is to equip you with the knowledge, lawful tools, and forms necessary to reclaim your standing, protect your estate, and achieve your goals effectively.

      For the most accurate and up-to-date information, please visit my Instagram page @joshua.aaron369719, where you can find a multitude of testimonials and support from hundreds of individuals spanning the years. These endorsements showcase the impact of my work in uplifting humanity through private life non-destructive examination and testing. 

      "On March 1st, 2022, Experian assessed my available credit at a remarkable $999,999,999, and there may be even more potential to tap into.

     I am fortunate in having assisted hundreds of individuals and businesses in achieving credit scores ranging from 700 to 850 personal and Paydex of 80's and 100. This accomplishment has enabled them to access millions in investments and lucrative business opportunities. Your future success is not just a personal triumph; it contributes to the broader success of our world.

     I look forward to continuing to support individuals like yourself in reaching their financial and business goals, as together, we can create a brighter and more prosperous future for all."

What is the typical turnaround time for success?

     The turnaround time for success varies from 24 hours to 38 days. However, the timeline largely depends on individual accountability and the readiness to organize one's affairs. Some individuals may achieve results more quickly than others, but the key is to take proactive steps to get your life in order.

Can you assist with individuals who are incarcerated or facing situations that impact their finances, living arrangements, or involve conflicts and controversies?

     Yes, I can provide assistance in such cases. While I cannot offer legal or tax advice, I can share my extensive experience and knowledge to guide individuals through various life challenges. I have worked with a diverse range of people, from those with limited incomes to millionaires, and have served as an expert witness or consultant in live court proceedings on numerous occasions. With over 7,000 individuals and businesses assisted since 2004, I am well-versed in the law and can provide you with the best information to help you resolve issues, secure equity, and improve your credit, ensuring you receive the benefits you rightfully deserve.