§ 1Statement of purpose
Entered into the recordEmpowering the People Through Legal Knowledge
Remedy at Law was founded by Kirk Beck, a teacher in Riverside, CA. He describes himself plainly: “I am a teacher for over 40 years.” What he teaches now is how an ordinary citizen puts the facts in writing and asks a public official a precise question.
This page says what the organization is for, and just as clearly what it is not. If you read nothing else here, read the ledger in clause 4. It is short, and it will save you a phone call.
§ 2 · In the organization’s own words
Two sentences that say what the work is
“Guided by Kirk Beck, we teach you how to claim your remedy at law through education and action.”
“Founded by Kirk Beck, our organization serves as a catalyst for change, teaching the practical application of the First Amendment to control government excesses.”
§ 3The mission
The fifth right, taught as a skill
Most people can name speech, religion, the press and assembly. The fifth gets left off the list.
“We focus on the often-overlooked fifth right of the First Amendment: the right to petition. By teaching the affidavit process, we empower you to demand responses from government officials and ensure they are held accountable to their oaths of office.”
In practice that means lessons, not slogans. The affidavit process is covered step by step in the Power of Paper course, along with how an oath of office is meant to bind a public official and how positive law differs from common law.
The course, in the organization’s description, “translates complex regulatory terminology into actionable, instructional steps.” Kirk’s job is the translating. Yours is to read, practice and decide for yourself what to do with it.
§ 4What it is, and what it is not
Read this before you enroll
What it is
- Education
- Remedy at Law teaches the practical application of the First Amendment. The work is lessons, a book and a community of learners.
- A method
- Put the facts in writing. Establish the record. Require accountability. The course walks through each step in plain language.
- Online
- The course and the community Zoom meetings run online, so you can take part from wherever you are.
- Based in
- Riverside, CA. There is no storefront to visit; call or email to reach Kirk.
What it is not
- Representation
- A school, not a practice. Remedy at Law does not represent anyone or take on cases.
- Individual guidance
- Kirk teaches a method to everyone who enrolls. He does not advise on an individual situation.
- A promise
- No result is promised or implied. What you do with what you learn is yours to decide.
§ 5How people take part
Three published ways in, each with its price
The course
$49
one-time
The Power of Paper course: 14 modules covering the nature of law, common law, the affidavit process and positive law versus common law.
Read the course outlineThe book
$29.95
one-time
The Power of Paper book: core foundational principles, instructional guidance, First Amendment application and reference materials.
How to order the bookMembership
$5
per month
The course, the book, access to the community Zoom meetings and ongoing subscriber support, all in one monthly subscription.
How to join
Pay by Venmo (@kirk-beck), Zelle, PayPal or check. Once your payment is received, your access links and resources are emailed to you promptly.
See how to pay§ 6The mailing list
Ask to be added
Remedy at Law keeps a mailing list for people who want to “stay informed with the latest legal insights and exclusive updates.” To be added, call or email Kirk and say so. You can also write through the contact page.
- Call
- (951) 660-2856
Kirk Beck · Founder, Remedy at Law