Foundational volume defining core values (Integrity, Respect, Accountability) and the six Pillars of Professional Standards: Safety, Compliance, Documentation, Training, Leadership, and Public Interaction. Traces the author's path from law enforcement into repossession and builds the cultural and structural case for why values — not rules alone — determine whether a company survives legal and regulatory scrutiny.
The Professional Standards
in Repossession Series
Written for repossession professionals, lenders, regulators, and attorneys — the only comprehensive framework covering the full arc of professional standards development, field application, and legal compliance in the repossession industry.


Methodology volume built around an eight-stage standards lifecycle (Entry, Reflection, Definition, Validation, Implementation, Leadership, Review, Loop) and the eight predictable failure modes that activate when any stage is skipped. Provides a diagnostic framework for gap analysis between documented compliance programs and field practice — directly applicable to expert witness analysis of training and supervision failures.

Source text on systematic breach-of-peace prevention in self-help repossession. Introduces the Peace Point™ scoring model, spotlight conditions, automatic-stop triggers, and SOR documentation standards. Translates the legal framework of UCC §9-609 into a practical, documented field system — citable in expert analysis and litigation involving breach-of-peace claims.

Companion field reference to Peace Under Pressure. Contains the Peace Point™ scoring model, protocols, and decision trees for real-time application by trained recovery agents — designed as an in-cab reference document for field use.
In Progress
The third volume in the Professional Standards in Repossession series is currently in development.
Nearly a Decade
of Industry Writing
Wes has been a guest contributor at CURepossession — a resource serving credit union and financial services professionals in the repossession industry — for nearly a decade. His editorials are among the most-read pieces the publication has produced, covering industry economics, compliance, professional standards, and field conduct.
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GA Possessory
Lien Law
Wes has produced white paper work on Georgia's Possessory Lien Law (v2025.11.09-v3) and its intersection with personal property in the repossession context — including analysis of the legal framework, practical Q&A for industry practitioners, and guidance for those navigating its application in the field.
Survey data published in December 2025 further validated the core findings of this white paper.
For access to specific white paper materials or to discuss a matter involving Georgia possessory lien questions, contact Wes directly.
The publications listed here establish a citable, published record of professional standards in repossession that exists independently of any specific engagement or testimony. Courts and counsel can obtain and review these works directly through Amazon without any engagement with Wes.
A full CV is available upon request, including a complete publications list with dates and a FRCP Rule 26 disclosure statement.