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Mark Werksman

“WCA has been an invaluable partner since 2009, guiding my clients through sentencing and prison with practical strategies and firsthand knowledge.“

Criminal Defense Attorney, Former Deputy District Attorney and former Assistant United States Attorney

Benson Varghese

Benson Varghese

“White Collar Advice is a must use service. They help our clients through every crucial step of the judicial process.“

Attorney at Varghese Summersett

“I use WCA for all of my clients, utilizing their mitigation products and support.“

Peter Hardin, Defense Attorney, Former Judge Advocate in the U.S. Marine Corps and Special Assistant U.S. Attorney
Bernard Brody

Bernard Brody

The Only Team I Would Ever Recommend

As a federal defense attorney in Atlanta, I work with professionals facing prison, and they are terrified. That’s when I introduce them to Justin and his team—they eliminate fear and uncertainty with expert guidance. They are the only consultants I trust and recommend.

I worked with WCA during the Varsity Blues case in 2019—they achieved significant results. I’ve continued to refer clients, and they always deliver. Their success in influencing government stakeholders is well documented.

David Rosenfield, Defense Attorney, Former Assistant U.S. Attorney at the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of New Jersey

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Highest recommendation for Justin and his team!

“Our eldest daughter said it best when Justin left the meeting with all of us: “ no matter what happens at the hearing, we now have a plan and I feel that we are not alone”.

Ayesha Khalid

Truly life changing work

White collar advice helped me to greatly reduce my sentence. I was able to properly and effectively advocate for myself to my judge. I was sentenced to 12 months instead of 3 years thanks to white collar advice.

Mark Hillman

Irreplaceable guidance and support

You can have fantastic lawyers truly working hard for you but still not experienced in how to navigate all aspects before and after sentencing. The guidance, support, and real-world experience from Justin and his team are simply not replaceable.

Andrew Park

I wanted to fix the broken window

I faced 48–60 months, but the judge said, ‘I’m going to do something unusual.’ I got probation and 21 days in jail. That wasn’t luck—I built my record, proved my growth, and contributed to Prison Professors to show I was part of the solution

David Moulder

If your lawyer won’t hire them - fire your lawyer

If your lawyer won’t hire them, fire your lawyer. Justin and the White Collar Advice team guided me through every step, focusing on what mattered—getting me home sooner. I served 10.5 months on a 37-month sentence because of their advice. Call them early.

Branden Coluccio

I want to express my deepest gratitude…

What could have been the worst-case scenario became the best possible outcome. My son faced serious jail time, but with WCA’s leadership, we took immediate action. Through hard work, we proved this was a one-time, foolish mistake—completely out of character for him.

Mike Kestler

White Collar Advice Helped Me Avoid Prison

My attorney referred me to White Collar Advice, and she was 100% right. Their knowledge, care, and trustworthiness guided me to the best possible outcome—no prison, just three years of probation. If you’re facing prison time, you need this team on your side.

Gary Hansen

Fantastic Experience!

The team was responsive, efficient, and tailored their guidance to my case, complementing my legal team. Forrest, Brad and Justin were outstanding—always available and understanding. Their support eased my stress through the pre- and post-sentencing process.

Stanley Kaplan

Time doesn't stand still. Nor should we.

The plan I built with WCA helped me serve 17 months on a 51-month sentence—Judge called my efforts “extraordinary” and took 11 months off, plus 12 months in the halfway house. WCA helped me prove I was a candidate for leniency—not by asking, but by showing.

Tracii Hutsona

5-stars, because I couldn't go higher

The government was asking for 57–71 months, and I was sentenced to 15. They are so much more than “prison consultants”—more like disaster specialists, therapists, and friends. I am forever grateful.

Kent Courtheyn

Amazing support in EU to US Extradition case

White Collar Advice helped me fight extradition from the EU to the U.S. due to serious medical conditions. Carole’s detailed medical affidavit played a key role in my case. Their professionalism, fair pricing, and timely delivery make them my top recommendation.

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Prepare offers 28 essential chapters to navigate a government investigation, focusing on strategic responses, mitigation, and long-term success. Gain insights from real-world cases and expert advice to minimize prison time and thrive after prison. Start reading now!

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We support you through every phase of a government investigation, from initial inquiries to formal charges, helping you build a case to demonstrate why you deserve reduced charges or a shorter sentence.

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We only ask you to do what we’ve done ourselves. Our team helps you prepare for prison, succeed during your term, and build a record proving you’re a candidate for early release and greater freedom after prison.

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Don’t just watch our videos—immediately implement our ideas and strategies. Learn from Federal Judges, Wardens, Probation Officers, and our YouTube content.

PPP Fraud: Will The Masterminds Get Longer or Shorter Federal Prison Sentences?
In this interview, I sit down with my friend and client, Klete Keller, Olympic gold medalist whose life took an unexpected turn after January 6th. Klete opens up about his journey from student-athlete at USC to competing in three Olympics, standing on the podium as a champion, and then facing the consequences of storming the Capitol, which led to a felony conviction and the destruction of his reputation. We dive into his redemption process of how he took accountability, rebuilt his life, and dedicated himself to giving back through Prison Professors Charitable Corporation, a nonprofit that reaches millions of people in prisons and jails. Klete also shares his perspective on receiving a pardon from President Trump and what it means for his future. Thank you for watching and being a part of our community. Justin Want to PREPARE for and THRIVE AFTER a government investigation? Go Here: https://www.whitecollaradvice.com/complimentary-consultation-call/ If you're new to our channel, my name is Justin Paperny. I'm the co-founder of White Collar Advice, along with my business partner, Michael Santos. Our team helps individuals and families navigate government investigations, sentencing, and life after prison. White Collar Advice has guided thousands through this process. Our nonprofit, Prison Professors Charitable Corporation, influences millions of people a year in prisons and jails through our courses, including Preparing for Success After Prison, a First Step Act-approved program in the Federal Bureau of Prisons. Our team is authentic. We will never ask you to do anything we haven't done ourselves and continue to do. Since I lead WCA, our consumer division, let me share more about my journey: 22 years old (1997): Graduated from USC. Took a job as a stockbroker at Merrill Lynch. 25: Accepted an offer to join Bear Stearns in Century City. 26: Accepted a million-dollar bonus from UBS, a competing firm in Century City. 30: Became the target of a federal investigation. 32: Pled guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit securities fraud. 33: Sentenced by Judge Stephen Wilson to 18 months in federal prison. 33: Surrendered to Taft Federal Prison Camp. Wrote Lessons From Prison and launched WCA with help from Michael Santos. 34: Released from federal prison to three years of supervision. 35: Began traveling the country, speaking about ethics and white-collar crime. Accepted an invitation to speak at The FBI Academy in Quantico. Wrote Ethics in Motion. 37: Complete three years of supervised release. 39: Married, with a young family. Decided to turn away from a lucrative speaking career and go all-in on White Collar Advice. Launched the WCA YouTube channel. Today: Thousands of successful outcomes. White Collar Advice sponsors Prison Professors Charitable Corporation (donating at least $100K a year). We still never ask anyone to do something we haven't done and still do. Here’s the thing: I know you want the shortest sentence and earliest release from prison—that's a given. But to truly overcome the collateral consequences of a conviction, you have to think bigger: you must begin creating a new record. My only regret is not starting sooner. Thank you for joining our community. —Justin Paperny Call or text anytime: 818-424-2220 FULL DISCLOSURE: We create this content to help people. Watching these videos without implementing what you learn will only set you back. Many people who watch these videos take the next step by scheduling a call and working with us. If you do, you need to be ready to commit to the process and accept that we can’t change the past or guarantee the future. Your success isn’t about dwelling on the past or expecting guarantees. It’s about taking the lead for your family, taking control of this difficult situation, and going ALL IN. If you refuse to quit when bad news comes—and it will—we’ll work with you to turn this experience into an asset, not a weakness. But you must be willing to do whatever it takes—just as I did, and as thousands of people in our community have done, like Nate Schott, Hugo Mejia, Stanley Benton, Tracii Hutsona, Joseph De Gregorio, and Scotty Carper.
Klete Keller Talks USC, Jan 6, His Conviction, Pardon and Second Chance
We discuss the importance of demonstrating true remorse during sentencing, rather than just appearing sorry for getting caught. The case of Ippei, interpreter for Shohei Ohtani who was sentenced to 57 months in prison, is used as an example. The prosecutor argued that Ippei’s remorse was questionable, and the judge ultimately handed down the maximum sentence under the plea deal. The message is that defendants facing sentencing need to overcome the cynicism of the court and create a realistic plan to show genuine remorse, rather than just making excuses or blaming others.
57 Months In Low Security Prison For Ippei In Shohei Ohtani Case—Fair or Excessive?
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