Author: Patriot Penman

Why Unincorporated Associations Are Still Needed in 2026

In an era of increasing regulation, digital surveillance, and institutional gatekeeping, unincorporated associations remain one of the most important—and misunderstood—forms of lawful self-organization in America. Far from being outdated, they serve a vital role in protecting freedom of association, private contracting, and grassroots civic action in 2026. A Structure Older

Private Membership Association Review

Unlock the truth behind Private Membership Associations. In this review, we break down what a PMA actually is under contract and constitutional law—not internet myth. Learn how Supreme Court cases like NAACP v. Alabama shape associational rights, what protections are real, and where most PMAs fail due to weak bylaws,

Key Components of Your Bylaws & Governance (and Why Most Associations Get Them Wrong)

Bylaws are not mere formalities. For an unincorporated association, they are the foundational contract—your organization’s internal law. When disputes arise, courts will scrutinize your bylaws to determine your association’s legal rights and obligations. If your bylaws are incomplete, vague, or missing critical provisions, your legal footing is compromised. Below are

The Strawman and Living Man Myth

No matter the extent of your efforts or the eloquence of your arguments, it is crucial to note that a significant amount of information within the patriot and tax protest communities is either false, baseless, or even worse. Simply put, do not blindly accept information just because it is presented