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Ask Kirk Beck about the Power of Paper course, the companion book or the monthly support subscription. If you are ready to enroll, the payment page has the prices and every way to pay. If you want to see what the fourteen modules cover first, start with the course outline.
Please don’t send documents about a pending case. Remedy at Law teaches the method and does not advise on individual cases.
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Prices, what each offer includes and how access arrives, set down once. The payment page lists every method in full, and the course page walks through the fourteen modules.
Remedy at Law is a legal-education organisation in Riverside, California, founded by Kirk Beck. It teaches the Power of Paper: how to put the facts in writing, establish a record and require accountability from public officials, built on the right to petition in the First Amendment.
No. Remedy at Law is education. It teaches a method and the reasoning behind it, and it does not represent anyone, file anything for you, or advise on an individual case.
The Power of Paper course is a one-time payment of $49. Paid Remedy members receive immediate access to all 14 modules, including affidavit process training and positive law versus common law.
The $5 monthly subscription includes the Power of Paper course, the Power of Paper book, access to the community Zoom meetings and ongoing subscriber support.
The Power of Paper book is $29.95, one time. It covers the core principles, instructional guidance, how the First Amendment applies, and reference material.
Pay by Venmo (@kirk-beck), Zelle to (951) 660-2856, PayPal, or a check payable to Kirk Beck. Once your payment is received, your access links and resources are emailed to you promptly.
No. Remedy at Law is based in Riverside, CA, but the course is online and the community meets on Zoom, so you can take part from anywhere.