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Super great experience working with white collar advice. Great work, my experience with Brad was wonderful. Good communication, totally beyond my expectations with my narrative letter and super fast turn around in less than a day… Thank you!!!!

I hope this review reaches as many criminally challenged people/loved ones as possible. Self-advocacy and preparation is the key to achieving the best possible outcome, no matter where you are in your journey. I wanted to share the outcome of my sentence hearing on Friday 2/17/23 in Denver, CO. A brief overview, I went to trial, and was basically found guilty of “willful ignorance/conspiracy.” One of my best friends, that I consulted with for over 20 years, got caught up in a Ponzi scheme. He immediately made a deal with government to plead guilty, and offered up myself & one other person up as co-conspirator’s. So, we went to trial, government tried to portray me as mastermind of operation, I was found guilty 8/26/22. I started working with you guys in September, and you taught me the value of self-advocating, and not relying solely on my attorney. Your help and guidance has been invaluable, the work completed by Larry, from the personal narrative, to the allocution statement was impressive! Bottom line, when I went to my sentence hearing, I was prepared, I knew what to expect, and I knew with certainty I had done the work (with your help) to position myself for the best possible outcome. And that work paid off, as you guys have said many times, it's hard to pinpoint the one thing that influences a judge/stakeholder, but more than likely it’s the collaborative effort. Because the amount of money was $14MM lost by the victims, and I went to trial, etc, the government was originally seeking 14 years! My only chance was for a “downward variance” in sentencing, based on how the judged viewed me during the trial, but more importantly, how he received the work I/we did. The judge chastised the government for trying to portray me as the “mastermind,” when it was very evident that it was the governments witness that was the primary perpetrator. He went on to reprimand me, saying that I was an experienced businessman, sharper than most he has seen, and I should have known better. However, he was impressed with the character letters presented on my behalf, and the work I had done including my personal narrative & volunteer work (Prison Professors). He said that my allocution statement was precise, and he was glad I submitted it prior to hearing (BTW - I decided to submit to the court a week before sentencing, instead of waiting for the hearing). He sentenced my to 6 years, considerably less than what government originally sought (14 yrs), and granted my additional request that I knew to ask for (because you prepared me), Montgomery FPC, recommendation for entry into RDAP, and a surrender date of 5/1/23. I am convinced that without all of your guidance and support, this outcome would’ve been much different! Now I will move on to the next stage, and prepare my release plan. I wanted to make sure I sincerely thanked all three of you! Regards, Ron Throgmartin

Did White Collar Advice provide value? Yes through them we learned invaluable information substantially reducing anxiety and preparing us as well as possible for an uninvited experience. They continue to provide assistance without hesitation and answers to our questions as well as those we did not know to ask. The only regret and I hear many say this is that we did not know about them earlier.

I have followed and listened to Justin's advice prior to self surrendering my 30 months prison sentence. While in prison, I remind myself constantly about do's and don't during my prison time. Justin's advice was instrumental that it kept me out of trouble and any kind of infraction so therefor, I only served 13 months and out in the halfway house currently. I credit this to Justin and to him team. Thank you so much and continue providing great information to all who are in need, Thank you sincerely and keep doing what you are doing.

I was a surgeon for 29 years in the same location I had hired two lawyers before constituting Justin Paperny . My plea was completed and during my guilty leading I felt my brother was out of his league and the other attorney was weak. Innately, I recognized to fire the lead attorney after dropping 88 K. I hired a health care attorney and an attorney locally who knew all the stake holders. After that , I called Justin in summer of 2018 and he guided me through speaking in front of the judge and guessed on a 1.5 million dollar medical fraud case. I felt I did the right thing for my patients and it took justin to explain I was still guilty. You can’t act on your own Mike. Took a while for that to sink in. The guidelines were between 49 -59 months. Justin figured since I did so much for my community I would get 18-24 months. I had a 300 page mitigation package with 80 Documents including I built a 1.5 million football and cheerleading and park and ran it for 10 years at 100 K a year. I Hired Justin and he talked me through my case and what to expect. I got 5 years of probation with 24 months of house detention. In September of 2018. I got off house detention using First Step act Pro se. First in the nation to get off prison or house arrest pro se or with an attorney at 17 months. At 35 months , after paying restitution, I wrote another Pro se motion to get off of Probation which was granted. Remember, when trying to get off of prison time ot house detention you must understand the first step act and must site case documentation similar to yours. I was able to get off house arrest with help of blogs on first step act on Justin Paperny’s website which was written by Their partner Shon Hopwood an ex felon now an attorney and professor at Georgetown University. Shon motivated me to go to law school at age 58. I will graduate this May. I am also a Football Coach High School and College and I can only say what my University Head Football Coach told us : There is no Elevator to Succeed, You MUST take the stairs. That is you must work very hard for the best outcome. Even if you fall short, you know you left everything on the Field. Hiring Justin was very Important in getting probation on a 1.5 million dollar health care fraud case which I feel very bad for challenging the Government. Justin will work with you on price and I was tapped out. The funds I spent on Justin was invaluable! Information is power!!! Bless you all Mike R. North Florida

I cannot express my deepest gratitude correctly with only words, but I’ll try. When I first found out I was being investigated I was floored, fearful and quite frankly speechless. I began to search online for some understanding in regards of what to expect. I came across Justin first and later Micheal. I watched and read nearly everything they published online. I was in awe because they understood and sometimes I even felt calmness come across my mind given this incredible and free content created by two people who truly care. It wasn’t about money, but rather about helping people like me who were not only scared but uneducated in regards to the complex federal court process and unseen expectations. Many times when I had my down days I reviewed more YouTube videos and it made me feel accepted which helped more than I can say here. I took full responsibility early on as my first call with Justin even validated doing so because he was kind, yet brutally honest. “A mistake, given you take responsibility, doesn’t define who you are. You need take full responsibility and make amends, all while creating a plan to make things right.”Justin is not only kind, he is forthright and will help anyone who is willing to help themselves. In all transparency, I became a client and found the resources to do so because the amount of value far exceeded the cost. Justin and his team have delivered more than they promised, which is rare in this modern day business world. Although I am not completely through this legal process, I am at ease because I have a partner in Justin and Micheal who are walking through it with me and that in my humble opinion is priceless.

The content provided by this group is unreal. Extremely helpful and insightful. So grateful for all they do!

I served 10 months in the Camp and 7 months on Home Confinement following advice from webinars out of my 24 month sentence. I started late listening to the advice and I only wish I did it earlier. It would have made my passage easier, and possibly quicker. Your lawyers are expert in pretrial matters, but by generally speaking they are not familiar with in and outs of system thereafter. There are many "advisors" out there, but I found Justin and his group most legitimate and accurate. Good luck and Godspeed.