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Faith-Protected Legal Help, Without the Red Tape

A private RFRA trust structure to hold your claims, defend your rights, and recover what’s yours—while keeping your faith and family first.

The Injury Defense Franchise & Agreement Religious Trust empowers a Trustee to act for Beneficiaries under 42 U.S.C. § 2000bb-1 and Fed. R. Civ. P. 17(a)(1)(E), moving your matter forward with integrity and focus.

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What families are saying

“This trust gave us a lawful, faith-honoring path to protect our child and pursue our claims with courage and clarity.”
— A Florida mother & grandfather (shared with permission)

1) Read

Short explainer of RFRA basis, Trustee duties, and process.

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2) Apply

Share your facts so the Trustee can assess fit and potential remedies.

Apply for Beneficiary Review

3) Schedule

Book a private consult to discuss scope, fees, and next steps.

Schedule a Call

4) Contribute

Make a voluntary contribution or sacred tuition for trust administration.

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What’s inside the Trust instrument?

• Article I — Declaration of Trust & RFRA basis; private religious, express trust.
• Articles II–III — Purpose & Trust Res (claims, donations, IP, awards).
• Article IV — Beneficiaries (equitable title only; no management rights).
• Article V — Trustee powers incl. litigation; may act without joinder (FRCP 17(a)(1)(E)).
• Articles VI–VII — Contributions; reasonable compensation / fee schedule.
• Articles VIII–IX — Fiduciary duties preserved; accounting & transparency.
• Articles X–XIV — Succession; irrevocability; governing law; private status; acceptance.

Explainer PDF

Open / Download the Explainer

Apply for Beneficiary Review

Provide essential information so the Trustee can evaluate your matter.

Start Application

Schedule a Private Consult

Choose a time to discuss scope, fees, and next steps.

Book a 20-Minute Call

Contribution / Sacred Tuition

Voluntary contributions support private administration and stewardship of the Trust Res.

Give to the Trust

Christ first, always. This private religious trust is administered in good faith under RFRA and applicable trust law. Nothing here is public legal advice; outcomes vary by facts and law. The Trustee’s fiduciary duties of loyalty, prudence, impartiality, and good faith are preserved at all times.