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The Final FCRA Arbitration Mentorship

The Program

Eight Wednesday evenings of live FCRA education. Twenty-five seats. One educator. The law, the violations, the arbitration process — taught in order, with depth.

The Final FCRA Arbitration Mentorship

Eight weeks. Live. Limited to 25.

Consumer Law Academy's mentorship program runs for eight consecutive Wednesday evenings. Every session is live, with Brianna Monay present to teach, answer questions, and work through real-world applications of FCRA law alongside each cohort.

The curriculum moves from foundational consumer rights law through the mechanics of identifying violations, preparing claims, and navigating the arbitration process — in order, with increasing depth each week.

What's Included

8 live Wednesday sessions

Wednesdays, 7 p.m. ET — Sept 29 through Nov 18, 2026

12 months recording access

Every session recorded and available for replay for one full year after the cohort ends

Direct access to Brianna

Your questions answered by the educator in real time — not a TA, not a chatbot

FCRA legal framework

The actual law: what the Fair Credit Reporting Act requires of bureaus and creditors, and where violations occur

Arbitration mechanics

How consumer arbitration works, what initiating a claim looks like, and what to expect at each stage

Small cohort environment

Maximum 25 participants per cohort means real engagement, not a passive webinar experience

The Curriculum

Eight sessions. One clear progression.

01

Sept 29

From Credit Error to Potential FCRA Claim

A claim-spotting framework covering parties, duties, actionable conduct, standing, causation, damages, limitations periods, and common false positives.

02

Oct 6

Designing the Dispute and Creating the Record

A method for selecting dispute targets, writing factual and specific disputes, identifying supporting documents, preserving delivery evidence, and tracking statutory timelines.

03

Oct 13

Reading Reinvestigation Results

A system for comparing the original report, dispute, furnisher/CRA response, updated report, and remaining inaccuracies — identifying admissions, contradictions, omissions, and potential failures.

04

Oct 20

Contract and Arbitration-Clause Analysis

A contract-review checklist covering parties, scope, delegation, governing rules, amendments, opt-outs, small-claims provisions, pre-filing requirements, fee language, survival, and potential enforceability issues.

05

Oct 27

Building the Evidence and Damages File

A master chronology, exhibit index, communication log, credit-report comparison, denial/adverse-action file, emotional-distress documentation, out-of-pocket losses, mitigation evidence, and witness list.

06

Nov 3

Pre-Demand, Valuation, and Settlement

The anatomy of a pre-demand, liability presentation, requested relief, settlement ranges, negotiation communications, releases, confidentiality, tax language, deletion and waiver terms, and avoiding unsupported damage demands.

07

Nov 10

Filing and Early AAA Procedure

Preparing the demand package; filing requirements; fees; AAA administrative review; clause registration; service; responses; arbitrator selection; locale; preliminary hearing; scheduling orders; and information exchange.

08

Nov 18

Motions, Hearing, Award, and What Should Concern You

Procedural motions, dispositive motions, sanctions, evidentiary objections, hearing preparation, post-hearing submissions, awards, modification, confirmation/vacatur overview, and distinguishing procedural disagreements from ethical or due-process concerns.

Logistics and Investment

What you need to know before applying.

Schedule

  • Day & Time

    Wednesdays, 7:00 p.m. ET

  • Cohort Start

    September 29, 2026

  • Cohort End

    November 18, 2026

  • Session Count

    8 live sessions

  • Recording Access

    12 months from cohort end

Investment

$2,500

One-time, paid after acceptance

  • Applying is free — no payment upfront
  • Payment is triggered only after your application is accepted
  • A seat is held for you once payment is received
  • No installment plans; no upsells

Who This Is For

  • You have inaccurate or disputed items on your credit report
  • You have already attempted standard disputes without success
  • You want to understand the legal process, not outsource it
  • You can commit to eight live Wednesday evenings
  • You are ready to invest in your own legal education

Applications are evaluated individually. Not every applicant will be offered a seat.

Consumer Law Academy

Ready to Secure Your Seat?

Applications for the September 29, 2026 cohort are open now. 25 spots total. Reviewed individually. Payment collected only after acceptance.

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Wednesdays 7 p.m. ET  ·  Sept 29 – Nov 18, 2026