The Equity Lexicon and the Lone Wolf Pack Library Are Opening Soon
Before you sign, know what the word meant when it was written.
Words carry weight. Trust, surety, consideration, person, resident: each was defined long before it was redefined. Most people sign their name under words they have never looked up in the books that first gave them meaning. Two new rooms are being built here so that anyone, anywhere, can.
The Equity Lexicon
A free word library open to the public. Type any word and see how it was defined across older law dictionaries, older English dictionaries, and church and Bible dictionaries, side by side. Where the original page can be shown, you will see the page itself, and you will be able to hear the entry read aloud.
The Open Shelf: free to everyone, always.
The Private Shelf: rare and hard-to-find sources held by the ministry, opened to members.
The Lone Wolf Pack Library
A growing collection of short, plain-spoken guides, one lesson to each. Every guide names a maxim of equity, shows how it works in a real situation such as a signature, a mortgage, an estate, or a demand for an accounting, gives the exceptions, and ties the lesson to Scripture. The lesson is printed on the cover so you know at a glance what you will walk away with.
Guides are offered for a freewill donation to the ministry. Members receive the collection as part of membership.
Be told first
The shelves are being filled now. To be told the day the Lexicon and the first guides open, send a short note and write the word Library in your message.
While you wait
Join the live class Before You Sign: Capacity, Consent, and What Your Signature Does. Wednesday, October 14, 6:00 to 8:00 PM Mountain, online. Open to anyone, for a suggested donation of $35.
Members already have the full class archive and the weekly live classes.
Nothing on this page is legal advice. Lone Wolf Pack Ministry is a private educational ministry.
Faith. Trust. Honor.
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