Welcome to the official channel of White Collar Advice where we share expertise on all areas related to the criminal justice system. Our videos will focus on three prongs: life before prison, during prison, and after prison. We will share specific strategies we teach our clients, while providing advice on topics that include the pre-sentence investigation, Residential Drug Abuse Program, sentencing, life in prison, blogging, halfway house, probation and more! To learn more please visit www.FederalPrisonAdvice.com.
To get your free copy of Justin's book, Lessons From Prison visit www.FederalPrisonAdvice.com or text LIBERTY to 44222. You can also call/text Justin at 818-424-2220 with any questions. In this video, former Hewlett Packard executive, Holli Coulman, shares her story with Justin Paperny as she prepares to surrender to the Satellite Women's Prison Camp in Victorville. Holli discusses the importance of planning for each stage of the journey, including your presentence investigation and for life in prison. Follow Holli's prison blog here:http://etikallc.com/holli-coulman/
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What We Do: White Collar Advice provides a menu of products and services that teach others how they can prepare to make the most of their journey. We cannot change the past for anyone. Yet we absolutely can teach strategies that lead to the conquering of adversity and the restoration of dignity. At White Collar Advice, we provide guidance to empower others who want to tap their strengths, to reclaim their life, to emerge from difficult experiences stronger than anyone would expect. By teaching others about every aspect of the prison system, we show them how they can prepare to minimize the downside and maximize the upside.
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Who We Are & What Differentiates Us: Our service differs from the typical prison consultant. Many so-called prison consultants masquerade as experts, citing time they served as their credential. They sell fear, preying upon people who are more vulnerable than ever. Other prison consultants built careers working as functionaries of the prison system—former prison guards who contributed to the intergenerational failure factories. After leaving the barbed-wire bureaucracies, those former prison guards brand themselves as “prison consultants” and attempt to provide guidance on what individuals should expect while serving time.
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Such individuals have not mastered the challenges associated with confinement. Yet they sell services suggesting that they can advise others. We recognize that many prison consultants are distasteful, bordering on sleazy in their approach to dispensing guidance.
Why Are We Different? Rather than offering the boilerplate information that anyone can find online, our programs guide people to success. If a client doesn’t appreciate the coaching and programs we offer, then the client pays nothing.
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Clients and their family members routinely tell us that lessons they learned from White Collar Advice were the greatest value they received through their unfortunate experience. Our products and services do more than prepare individuals for the journey ahead. They also restore the confidence and dignity that the criminal justice system seems designed to extinguish.
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Defense attorneys, criminal defendants, and those who want to learn about mastering the prison system will find White Collar Advice an outstanding resource. In addition to teaching how to prepare for prison, White Collar Advice’s programs teach individuals how to reposition themselves for a successful life.
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