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PMA Solutions​

A Private Membership Association

 

Over 12 years of experience in setting up PMAs for doctors, alternative health care professionals, home schools, farm to market shops, and many more​

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• Operate in the Private Domain With Our Private Membership Association PMA

• ​Trust Creation - Avoid Probate and Estate Taxes 

• Pro Se Legal Coaching for Self-Represented Individuals 

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Preamble to the Constitution of the United States of America:

         

"We the people of the United States, in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America."

 

The Preamble to the Constitution is an introductory, succinct statement of the principles at work in the full text.  It is referred to in countless speeches, judicial opinions, and in a song from Schoolhouse Rock.  Courts will not interpret the Preamble to confer any rights or powers not granted specifically in the Constitution.

 

Medical Practitioners Work in Fear

 

Did You Know?

• Since 2001 over 1,000,000 adverse and disciplinary reports were filed against physicians, dentists, technicians and other health care workers

• Some of the reports were correct, many of the reports were inaccurate, false, or made in error

• Some of these professionals licenses were ultimately revoked, some even went to prison

• Regardless of their innocence or guilt, all of them were reported to and have a permanent record in the National Practioner's Data Base (NPDB) in Washington D.C.

• These records, all entered without allowing any arguement or defense whatsoever, can never be removed

 

What Is the NPD?

• The NPDB (National Practioner Data Base) is a confidential information clearinghouse created by Congress to improve healthcare and "protect the public"

• No one has access to the NPDB unless you are an “eligible entity"

 

Protection of the Public?

• The public, who is supposedly being protected, does not have access to the NPDB

• All board actions ar

• e reported to the data base

• Once the reports are input,  they don’t ever get deleted

• What results from this program?

• There is no hearing, there is no follow up report of good standing if the charges or reported action are dismissed

• This causes doctors to practice what is called “Defensive Medicine"

• It is the art of performing unnecessary tests simply to “protect the doctor"

• From Jackson Healthcare’s ongoing research:

• Physicians estimate the cost of defensive medicine to be in the $650-$850 billion range, or between 26 and 34 percent of annual healthcare costs in the U.S.​​​​

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In A Landmark Case for PMA; Thomas v. Collins, 323 U.S, 516 (1945) 

 

The Supreme Court concluded: "The idea is not sound therefore that the First Amendments' safeguards are wholly inapplicable to business or economic activity".

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It is important to note that the right to associate is not limited to social or political activities.  According to the Supreme Court, this right can be utilized for business activities (e.g. sale of alcohol).  Members of a private membership association have the right to private contract under the due process liberty clause of the 5th and 14th Amendments, and states may not pass laws that impair the obligation of a contract.

 

In Thomas v. Collins, 323 U.S. (an important Supreme Court case) it was determined: "Great secular causes, with small ones, are guarded. The grievances for redress of which the right of partition was insured, and with it the righ of assembly, are not solely religious or political ones. And the righs of free speech and a free press are not confined to any field of human interest".

 

Under the First and Fourteenth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution and equivalent provisions of your State Constitution, you have the right to associate with fellow members and offer benefits and services that are outside of the jurisdiction, venue and authority of State and/or Federal agencies. What could come under scrutiny and in some cases be considered a criminal act outside the association can be perfectly legal within the protection of a private association.

 

Most Common Benefits of Operating Under a Private Membership Association

 

• Operate a health (or other type of business) association outside the jurisdiction and authority of federal and state government and agencies involving association activities.

• Maintain greater privacy of financial and business affairs of your health association activities.

• Greater security of being able to continue operation in a world of changing laws and politics.

• Increased profits due to unrestricted and beneficial structuring and strategies not available to regulated health association.

• Instead of conducting business under a legal loophole, operate under a legal exemption decided by the supreme law of the land, i.e., the Supreme Court decisions interpreting the U.S. Constitution.​​

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You Can Protect Your Practice and Yourself With A  PMA

or Private Membership Association

 

Legal Background

While not explicitly defined in the Constitution, the Supreme Court has acknowledged that certain implicit rights, such as association, privacy, and presumed innocence, share constitutional protection in common with explicit guarantees such as free speech. Specifically, the Supreme Court has described the right to associate as inseparable from the right to free speech.

 

The right of association under the Constitution was heavily litigated in the 1950’s and 1960’s, and association members’ rights were consistently upheld by the Court. In fact, the right of association became a cornerstone of the civil rights movement.

 

In general, members of an association do not fall under the jurisdiction of local, state, and federal governments and corresponding laws and regulations.  The exception to this general rule is when the activities of the private membership association "present a clear and present danger of substantive evil". 

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​​​​Operate Privately. Protect Your Assets. Take Control of Your Legal Future!​

 PMA Solutions helps individuals, families, and entrepreneurs create powerful private legal structures that provide privacy, protection, and long‑term security. Whether you want to form a Private Membership Association (PMA), build a Revocable or Irrevocable Living Trust, establish a Charitable Remainder Trust, a Texas Joint Stock Company, or receive pro se legal coaching, you’ll get clear guidance and professionally prepared documents tailored to your goals.

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Private Membership Association "PMA" Setup (Payment Plans Available)​​​​​​ ​​

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​A properly structured PMA allows you to operate in the private domain with greater privacy, autonomy, and protection. We create complete PMA founding documents, bylaws, membership agreements, and provide ongoing consultation so your association is built correctly from day one.

 

Asset Protection & Trust Creation​

Protect your family, your business, and your legacy with the right trust structure. We create:

•    1. Revocable Living Trusts - flexible estate planning with full control

•    2. Irrevocable Living Trusts - strong asset protection and tax advantages

•    3. Charitable Remainder Trusts - income + tax benefits + charitable giving

•    4. Texas Joint Stock Companies - a powerful private‑contract alternative to traditional                     trusts

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Why Trusts Matter

A properly structured trust can avoid probate, protect assets from claims and liabilities, maintain privacy, provide long‑term financial stability, and support generational wealth planning.

 

Customized to Your Goals

Every trust is drafted based on your family structure, asset profile, privacy needs, long‑term objectives, tax considerations, and desired level of control.

 

Frequently Asked Questions 

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1. What’s the difference between a revocable and irrevocable trust?

A revocable trust offers flexibility and control; an irrevocable trust provides stronger asset protection and potential tax benefits.

 

2. Can a trust help avoid probate?

Yes. Properly structured trusts bypass probate entirely.

 

3. What is a Texas Joint Stock Company?

A private‑contract structure that functions similarly to a trust but with enhanced privacy and asset‑protection benefits.

 

4. Are your trusts templates?

No. Every trust is customized to your goals.​​​

 

*Every trust is customized to your needs-never cookie‑cutter.

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Pro-Se Legal Coaching​​​

Representing yourself doesn’t mean going in alone. We help private members:

• Understand legal procedures

• Draft sharp, professional pleadings

• Conduct advanced legal research

• Build effective case strategies

• Navigate foreclosure, real estate disputes, and civil litigation

 

Cases We Commonly Support​

• Foreclosure defense

• Real estate disputes

• Civil litigation

• Administrative matters

• Contract disputes

• Procedural guidance

 

Frequently Asked Questions ​

1. Can you represent me in court?

No. We do not act as attorneys. We provide coaching, education, and document support.

 

2. Do you help draft legal documents?

Yes. We assist with pleadings, motions, affidavits, and more.

 

3. Is pro se coaching right for me?

If you want to represent yourself but need guidance to do it effectively, coaching can be a powerful advantage.

 

4. Do you help with appeals?

Yes. We provide research and drafting support for appellate filings.

 

We’ve assisted private members in 100+ cases across State, County, Federal District, and Appellate Courts.

 

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A Private Membership Association is rooted in the First and Fourteenth Amendments and supported by decades of Supreme Court decisions affirming the right to associate, the right to private contract, and the right to operate outside public regulatory jurisdiction when activities do not present a “clear and present danger.”

 

Operating as a PMA can offer:  

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• Greater privacy of records and operations

• Freedom from many state and federal regulatory restrictions

• Protection through private contract

• Simplified business structure with no annual state filings

• Increased flexibility and profitability

• A legal foundation supported by landmark cases such as NAACP v. Alabama and Thomas v. Collins 

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What Your PMA Package Includes

• Founding documents drafted to your purpose

• Customized bylaws

• Private Membership Contracts for new Members

• Assistance with EIN Application if needed

• Bank account setup tips and consult

• Consultation on structure, operation, and compliance

• Guidance on maintaining private‑domain status

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Frequently Asked Questions​ 

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1.  Is a PMA legally recognized?

Yes. PMAs are supported by constitutional rights and landmark cases such as NAACP v. Alabama and Thomas v. Collins.

 

2.  Can a PMA protect my business from regulation?

A properly structured PMA can reduce exposure to certain public regulations when activities remain private and non‑commercial in the public domain.

 

3.  Do you provide ongoing support?

Yes. We offer consultation to help you maintain private‑domain compliance.

 

4.  Who benefits most from a PMA?

Health practitioners, consultants, educators, entrepreneurs, and anyone seeking privacy and autonomy.​​

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   If you’re a healthcare provider, consultant, educator, financial professional, or anyone offering services in the private domain, a PMA can provide the protection and autonomy you need.​​​​​​​​

 

Who We Serve​

• Entrepreneurs seeking private‑domain operation

• Health and wellness practitioners

• Consultants and educators

• Individuals needing asset protection

• Families planning for future generations

• Pro se litigants needing guidance

• Anyone wanting privacy, security, and control

 

Ready to Build Your PMA or Trust?​

   Most people are surprised by how simple and empowering the process becomes once they have the right guidance. Whether you’re exploring your options or ready to begin, we’re here to help.

 

​​📞 Call: 940‑453‑1741

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