A New Concept of Business Ventures Rebuilds Lives, Builds Hope

Good Samaritans come in surprising packages, from rock stars and technology tycoons to lemonade-peddling survivors. What has ignited this spark of selfless helping? Over the past few years, acts of terrorism and terrors of mother nature have driven humanity apart and then bound us back together again, tighter than before.

Even business entrepreneurs are searching for more deeply satisfying ventures, creating a cataclysmic change from the inside of the business world out. The result? Unique concepts that offer both a successful business model and a helping hand, such as We the People legal document preparation services.

“You always have a good feeling by helping people with their problems. The legal system doesn’t have to be overwhelming. At We The People we give them resources they are desperately needing. Everyone we work with seems so appreciative of our services. It gives you a real sense of satisfaction,” insists franchise owner Mary Schaff of Walnut Creek, California.

With a mission to strengthen communities by making important legal documents available to the people who need them, We The People’s stores on busy street corners are beacons of help for people whose lives have been destroyed by bankruptcy, divorce, or other uncontested legal matters. Franchisee Deb Dahlinger of Greely, Colorado realizes, “It is a new and unique solution that has not been available to most Americans. As a franchisee I take something that could be very scary and intimidating to my customers and turn it into something that is easy and approachable.” Owning a We The People franchise offers entrepreneurs the chance to build futures with their bare hands.

“You can truly see a huge difference in their life based on your interaction with them. It is very rewarding work,” reveals We The People franchise owner Kelley Taylor of Colony, New York. She emphasizes that her customers are incredibly grateful for the easy, cost-effective solutions her store provides, especially those people who couldn’t find help anywhere else.

“One lady had been in a coma for two years and had lost almost everything—her home, her car, most of her money. She was so stressed out and was being harassed by dozens of people for money. We helped her file for bankruptcy and her life dramatically changed for the better,” Kelley Taylor remembers.

We the People is always searching for fulfillment-seeking investors to reach out and build hope in communities. No legal experience is necessary and the company provides ongoing training, industry updates, and access to the latest services and products. How does it work? Customers complete a workbook and franchise owners send it to the processing center managed by the franchisor.

“Customers love the services that we provide and how easy we make it. They love our workbook concept, since all they have to do is fill in the book and they can leave with all the papers they need for court filing,” explains Mary Schaff.

Igniting a network of helping hands across the country, We The People has fused together a rewarding career opportunity with good work by making legal help affordable, quick, and easy.

Deb Dahlinger reports, “You always know that you are providing such a good service that is so long overdue. I always hear from my customers ‘You are such a great concept’ or ‘We are so glad you are here’ or just simply ‘Thank you! ’ It makes you feel so good. You feel so good because you are filling such a need in the community.”

Over the last twenty years, We The People has grown from a single office to a chain of over 175 stores across the country. But the company’s real power rests with its franchise owners. These are people who were originally seeking career autonomy or the right investment at the right time. Now they are doing the good work that is the pillar of a strong community.

For more information on We The People franchise opportunities, call 888-202-9075 or e-mail: franchise@wethepeopleusa.com/franjournal.