Lawyers Use Courtrooms. I Use Leverage.

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If someone owes you money, broke a promise, or ghosted you entirely—chances are, a lawyer will tell you to file a lawsuit and wait.

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I don’t do that.

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I don’t go to court. I use proven tools attorneys don’t — to make things right.

My strategies work fast. They work legally. And they work publicly, if necessary.

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Sometimes, all it takes is one call.

Other times, I apply a little more pressure.

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Either way—you don’t pay unless I win.

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👉 Tell Me Your Story. Let's Get You Justice!

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Who I Can Help

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If you’ve been ignored, ghosted, or left hanging, I can help if:

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 🎯 Your ex refuses to pay alimony or child support
 

🎯 A client or contractor hasn’t paid what they owe
 

🎯 A company ghosted you after damage, delay, or fraud
 

🎯 A hotel or service provider screwed up and won’t fix it
 

🎯 You’re stuck in a dispute and don’t know where to turn
 

🎯 You were promised something—and they didn’t deliver
  

If someone did you wrong and thinks they can walk away…I’ll make sure they regret it.

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👉 You’ve Waited Long Enough. Let’s Make Them Pay!

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🛠️ How It Works

1. Tell Me Who Screwed You (And For How Much)
Fill out the short form below — I just need to know who owes you money and how much. That’s it. No long story, no paperwork. Just the basics.

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2. Schedule a Free Consultation
Right after submitting the form, you’ll be able to schedule a phone call with me directly. We’ll discuss the situation in more detail so I can determine whether I’m the right guy to help — and whether it makes sense to move forward.

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3. Sign a Simple Agreement
If we both agree there’s a high chance of success, I’ll send over a short agreement to sign electronically. This gives me permission to act as your advocate and confirms that any funds collected will go into my U.S. escrow account. When money comes in, you get 85%, I keep 15%. No upfront fees. You only pay if I win.

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4. I Contact the Person Who Owes You
I give them a simple, private opportunity: Pay up now, or get exposed. Most of the time, they realize it’s smarter to settle quietly.

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5. Justice Gets Served — One Way or Another
If they pay: you get 85%, I take 15%, and we call it a win.

If they don’t: I launch an escalating public pressure campaign designed to make ignoring the debt more expensive than honoring it.

Either way, the days of them walking away from what they owe are over.

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Either way—you don’t pay unless I win. (And if you're thinking I'm charging less than half of what attorneys charge, you're right.)

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