Jacqueline Polverari - Asset Mitigation Consultant
Jacqueline Polverari, our esteemed Asset Mitigation Consultant at White Collar Prison Consultants, brings an impressive 30-year track record as a property title expert and over a decade of success in asset protection management.
Following her own experience with incarceration in 2015, Ms. Polverari has passionately committed herself to aiding individuals in rebuilding successful lives post-incarceration, with a focus on support, employment, education, and housing services.
Her expertise is backed by an extensive academic background, holding a master’s degree in Business and Social Work. Post-incarceration, she furthered her education, earning a master’s degree in Criminal Justice, with a specialization in restitution policies.
This unique combination of experience and education equips her with a profound understanding of the challenges faced by those reentering society.
Jacqueline Polverari currently collaborates with attorneys nationwide, advising on policies and procedures related to retaining homeownership. Her work has led to numerous successful outcomes, helping individuals maintain stability during their transition back into society.
Additionally, Ms. Jacqueline Polverari works closely with various federal financial litigation units to refine restitution payment plans. This effort is crucial in assisting formerly incarcerated individuals to establish financial freedom while fulfilling their restitution obligations.
Her deep knowledge of property standards of title, coupled with a comprehensive grasp of federal and state restitution practices, has been instrumental in helping over 125 formerly incarcerated individuals achieve financial stability and success.
At White Collar Prison Consultants, Ms. Polverari’s role is integral in ensuring that our clients not only meet their legal and financial obligations but also lay a strong foundation for a prosperous and sustainable future.
Her personal journey and professional acumen make her an invaluable asset to our team and a beacon of hope for those navigating the complexities of reentry.