He is an author of three books.

"Create Your Legacy & Save the American Middle Class - How You Can Protect Your Loved Ones in the Event of Death or Disability (Without Paying a Lawyer)"

"Tax Back America, The 2% Solution. How You Can Reduce Your Taxes and Pay Off the National Debt."

"Tax Back America, The 2% Solution. Student Challenge. How a Student Led Political Movement to Promote the Fair Tax System Will Pay Off the National Debt & Allow The Middle Class to Grow and Prosper."

He has also created the Legacy Living Trust Package, which provides complete do-it-yourself fill-in-the-blanks living trust packages for the middle class in PLAIN, SIMPLE ENGLISH so that you can take care of your own death and disability planning without an attorney. The Trust Package is designed to be effective in every one of the 50 States.

His books and the Legacy Living Trust Package are available to order on-line at his website, www.MWRoth.com, and the books are also available on Amazon.com, www.IWant2CreateMyLegacy.com, and www.FairTaxSystem.com.

But, if you order through MWRoth.com, you will receive FREE a "Special Report: The Facts Behind 7 Medicaid Fallacies."

Mr. Roth also has a personal injury law practice. You can access his website for injury law at www.MWRothInjuryLaw.com where you can get valuable information and download a free copy of his Special Report, “Hidden Inside Secrets Insurance Companies Don’t Want You to Know!”

Mr. Roth has taught estate planning for the middle class at hundreds of seminars to thousands of people in in California and Nevada.

Mr. Roth taught full time in as an Associate Professor of Law at the University of LaVerne Law School, in LaVerne, CA, and part-time as an Adjunct Professor at Fullerton College of Law. He has served the courts as an arbitrator and mediator in Los Angeles County.

He also spent 6 years as Senior Trial Counsel for medical and hospital malpractice carriers.

Mr. Roth graduated from St. John's University School of Law, in New York, with honors and awards for excellence. He obtained his B.A. degree from SUNY at Stony Brook, where he attended as a Regent's Scholar.