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I had about 10 days til I had to surrender to the bop and I reached out to Justin and his team about helping with my release plan and planning while I was at the facility. They went to work immediately on helping me create my plan and helping me come up with a game plan while I’m in and my plan when I get out and start working. I was still waiting on where I was going and it looked like I was going to just surrender to the Marshals office which would’ve been a nightmare to sit in transit for 2-3 mos but Justin and his team had that expedited for me and 2 days later they had me assigned to a satellite camp. I can’t thank them enough for the communication and hard work to help me. This is a wonderful community. Thanks again!

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White Collar Advice was an absolute lifeline for our family. They guided us through an incredibly overwhelming and stressful process with clarity, professionalism, and compassion. Every step was explained thoroughly, and we never felt lost or judged—only supported. Their knowledge and responsiveness made a difficult situation feel manageable. We’re deeply grateful for their guidance and highly recommend them to anyone who needs expert, trustworthy help.

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The feds raided me in 2023 and my lawyer Diane Bass told me to call White Collar Advice. On my first call with Justin he asked me, “what is success for you?” I told him I have a wife and five kids and I wanted to use this time the right way and do everything I could to get the best outcome. He asked, “how do you do that?” I said I wasn’t sure, that’s why Diane told me to call. He said, “you create something that doesn’t exist. An asset, a story, something to build on. The government is creating, so should you. There’s no other way to change how they see you.” So I did. I built my life story and timeline, a release plan, more than 100 hours of volunteer work, and I wrote my book Recalibrate. I got involved with their nonprofit because I wanted to help people in prison and back the policy work they’re doing. At home my wife and kids could see I was working, not just sitting around waiting. I also started sharing my story on Instagram and people reach out to me there all the time. Probation wanted 36 months. Judge Holcomb gave me a year and a day and he discussed my volunteer work with Prison Professors and speaking at USC Business School with Justin. Even if I had gotten the 36, the last couple years have been fulfilling and productive through a tough situation. The sooner you get prepared for life after prison the better. The team helped me use my time the right way. One more thing. After sentencing these prison consultants started calling, telling me they could do this or that. Former BOP staff too. They all claimed to do things they never actually did. Do your due diligence. Confirm people can really help you and that they’ve done it before. The right team makes a big difference. I am so thankful to this team I have referred them to at least 10 people who found me on Instagram. I don’t take a penny. I just want others to get the same help I did. If you want to talk, I’m here until I go to prison on October 10. Feel free to write me at Lompoc. Mathew Bowyer

Working with Justin Paperny and the White Collar Advice team was nothing short of life-changing. They guided me through the toughest chapter of my life with grace, humility, and unwavering support. Justin’s wisdom, compassion, and steady presence gave me the strength to face challenges I never thought I could overcome. His team treated me with dignity, never judgment, and their practical guidance paired with genuine care made all the difference. I truly could not have made it through this time without them, and I am forever grateful.

I thought that I didn't have any time to make an impact before my sentencing. I found White Collar Advice about a month and a half before my sentencing date and thought I had no time left. I'm glad Justin and Tayana reached out to let me know that I needed to do something and there was always time to act, and that it's never too late. I started with their plan and it's helped tremendously. I still haven't been sentenced, the date was pushed out, but I feel more confident knowing that I have tried and I'm continuing to do so, I'm creating assets and regardless of the outcome, I'm making an effort for myself and I have a plan for the future. More than happy with the experience, don't hesitate, don't think about it, just act - now!

When I reached out to White Collar Advice, I was a terrified, anxious, nervous wreck because I had just accepted a plea agreement with the DOJ. I hired them to help me with my Release Plan and my Personal Narrative. Scotty and Joseph provided me with much needed moral support while Cillian helped me draft the Release Plan and Personal Narrative. I was facing 12-18 months per sentencing guidelines, but was sentenced to 6 months by a federal judge. During sentencing, the judge even quoted something I wrote in my narrative in a positive light. I have no doubt that the work with White Collar Advice played a major role in getting a sentence below the guidelines.