Real clients, real situations, real results. No vanity metrics — just the work and what came out the other side.
Marcus came to us with a 520 credit score, $31k in collections, and a goal of buying a house within 18 months. His biggest barrier wasn't income — it was time and knowing where to start.
Tamika's ex lost his job and stopped paying child support, but the court order was based on his previous income — she was on the hook for the gap while waiting for a modification. We helped her get a temporary agreement and a formal modification on the docket.
Court reference: Fulton County Case #2024-DR-00921. The order was entered on a pre-tax income figure from two years prior that no longer reflected actual earnings. We documented five months of paystub history, filed the modification motion, and walked the case through to a recalculated order with retroactive credit.
Court reference: DeKalb County Case #2023-DR-04418. Modification dockets weren't moving fast enough to absorb the cash-flow gap, and the obligor was already behind on payments. We filed the Motion for Temporary Orders in parallel with the substantive modification so the client had a bridge order in hand ahead of the hearing.
Court reference: Cobb County Case #2024-DR-01872. The stated arrears balance had not been recalculated in 18 months. We reconstructed earnings during the arrears window, presented a buy-down supported by the documentation, and got the court to enter a reduced total with a structured repayment plan.
Rafael's HVAC company had a $185k equipment purchase opportunity — a bulk order that would cut his costs by 30% and let him take on larger contracts. He needed the capital fast and had been rejected by two banks. We helped him understand what lenders actually look at and got the deal done.
These clients came in with specific problems and left with specific outcomes. That's how we work. If you're facing a credit issue, a support dispute, or a funding gap — let's talk about what's actually possible for you.