Seminars

THE NEXT HELM SOCIETY SCHOOL IS APRIL 16 - 23, 2010 IN OKLAHOMA CITY, OK - venue to be announced at time of registration

NEXT SEMINAR

CALENDAR OF EVENTS: 2010

· May: Seminar: May 14-16

· June: Seminar: June 4-6

· July: Seminar: July 2-4

· August: Seminar: August 6-8

· September: Seminar: September 3-5

· October: Seminar: October 1-3

· November: Seminar: November 6-7

· FLORIDA: Seminar: November 19-21

Richard Luke Cornforth
is a much sought after legal researcher, instructor and seminarian, Lead Instructor with the Helm Society School, and a well known author who’s helped scores of individuals across the nation, learn, understand, and use resources available to them within the Legal System.

As a graduate of the University of Central Oklahoma and the American College at Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, Mr. Cornforth brings a wealth of experience that punctuates his formal training with years of personally witnessing court corruption and having the ability to do something about it.

The methods Mr. Cornforth teaches involve helping average people to learn to navigate the Legal System, file briefs, and acquire a basic understanding of how to work successfully through law suits affecting their personal assets, families, businesses, and their estates. His approach is purely instructional and informational yet those who’ve had the opportunity to learn from him have become successful navigating through their own lawsuits.

Attending a seminar or Helm Society School is YOUR OPPORTUNITY to meet Richard Cornforth, "Mr. Void Judgment" and engage him in real time discussion about your issues of concern, and learn first hand the Cornforth Strategies that make for "Teaching My Hand To War."

Black's Law Dictionary, Sixth Edition, page 1754 defines a Void Judgment as: "One which has no legal force or effect, invalidity of which may be asserted by any person whose rights are affected at any time and at any place directly or collaterally ... Judgment is a 'void judgment' if court that rendered judgment lacked jurisdiction of the subject matter, or of the parties, or acted in a manner inconsistent with due process."

Nearly all judgments in all of our courts today are faulty because of some defect, and are therefore void.

What People say who has attended a Richard Cornforth Seminar... (click here)