Sovereign Architecture Academy

The Legal Knowledge That Protected Wealth for Centuries

Dynasty trusts, entity architecture, and asset protection are not new concepts. They are proven frameworks that modern families are rediscovering — and these courses teach them in plain language with modern application.

70%
Family wealth lost by 2nd generation
90%
Gone by the 3rd generation
5
Courses in the Academy
$0
Attorney fees to start learning
Learn the Architecture Before You Build It

Each course is designed to give you the foundation to make informed decisions about your own sovereign architecture — and to work effectively with the professionals who execute it.

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Intermediate

Entity Architecture by Design

How holding companies, LLCs, and multi-state structures protect and organize wealth

A single LLC offers limited protection on its own. A properly designed entity architecture — holding company, operating entities, asset segregation — creates layers designed to significantly reduce exposure to creditors, lawsuits, and adverse tax treatment. No structure eliminates all risk, and results depend on proper execution and ongoing compliance.

  • Holding company vs. operating entity — why separation is essential
  • Wyoming LLC — charging order protection explained
  • Delaware vs. Nevada vs. Wyoming — when to use each
  • Multi-state structure design for maximum protection
  • EIN, annual reports, and compliance calendars
  • Cross-border US/Canada entity planning
FormatVideo + Workbook
Length7 Modules
LevelIntermediate
$247 one-time access
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03
Intermediate

Asset Protection Frameworks

The legal barriers that make your assets unreachable — built from proven frameworks

Asset protection is not about hiding wealth — it is about structuring ownership so that creditors, lawsuits, and adverse judgments cannot reach what you have built. This course maps the complete framework.

  • How charging order protection actually works
  • Anonymous ownership structures — what is legal and how
  • Business vs. personal asset separation — the most common mistake
  • Fraudulent transfer rules — what you cannot do and why
  • Insurance as a complement to structural protection
  • Audit-proofing your architecture
FormatVideo + Workbook
Length6 Modules
LevelIntermediate
$197 one-time access
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04
Advanced

Cross-Border Sovereignty

US/Canada planning for families building wealth across both jurisdictions

Families operating across the US/Canada border face unique exposure most advisors miss entirely. This course addresses treaty optimization, QDOT planning, and cross-border entity design from first principles.

  • US/Canada tax treaty — what it covers and what it does not
  • QDOT trusts for non-citizen spouses
  • Canadian holding structures and their US equivalents
  • Currency exposure and how structure addresses it
  • Succession planning across two jurisdictions
  • Common cross-border mistakes and how to avoid them
FormatVideo + Workbook
Length8 Modules
LevelAdvanced
$347 one-time access
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05
Advanced

Generational Succession Design

How to design the transfer of wealth, business, and values across generations

Most succession plans focus on the legal transfer. The ones that work focus on preparing the people who receive it. This course addresses both — the structural design and the family preparation that makes succession succeed.

  • Business succession vs. wealth succession — key differences
  • Family governance frameworks that last
  • Beneficiary preparation — the overlooked element
  • Family council design and decision-making structures
  • The family mission statement and how it anchors succession
  • Annual architecture review — keeping the plan current
FormatVideo + Workbook
Length7 Modules
LevelAdvanced
$297 one-time access
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Meet Your Advisor

HAZEL — Your Dynasty Advisor

Every Academy member has access to HAZEL, IntroAlignment's AI dynasty advisor. Ask questions about any course concept, explore how structures apply to your situation, and get clear answers — any time.

HAZEL draws from centuries of legal architecture history and applies it to your specific questions. Not generic legal information — sovereign architecture guidance tailored to your goals.

  • Explains trust and entity concepts in plain language
  • Helps you understand which structures apply to your situation
  • Reviews your questions before your consultation
  • Available 24/7 — no appointment required
  • Escalates complex questions to JORDAN for deeper analysis
You
What's the difference between a revocable and irrevocable trust for asset protection?
Hazel — Dynasty Advisor
Generally speaking, a revocable trust offers limited asset protection because you retain control — creditors may be able to reach assets you control. An irrevocable trust, properly structured and executed by a licensed attorney, may remove assets from your taxable estate and reduce creditor exposure. For dynasty planning purposes, irrevocable structures are typically the starting point. The trustee structure and state of establishment matter significantly — South Dakota's perpetual trust laws are frequently cited by practitioners for this reason. This is educational context only — not legal advice. Your situation requires independent attorney review.
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