Georgia State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Much of what a Georgia parole attorney does is gather letters of support, a personal statement, and a housing plan, put them in order, and mail the packet to the Board. That work is worth doing well. It is not worth $3,000 to $10,000.
No hourly billing. Nothing is sent until you approve it.

The packet is paperwork: forms, letters, a statement, a plan. A well-built packet from a family member reads as sincerely as one on letterhead.
Most of the delay is waiting on people to write letters. We email each supporter a private link and remind you who's outstanding.
GDC number, facility, eligibility date, county of conviction — the fields the Board needs, prompted one at a time.
Download a clean PDF, or let us print the packet and mail it to the Board in Atlanta for you.
Name, GDC ID, facility, sentence details — the same intake an attorney's paralegal would take.
Add as many supporters as you like. Each one gets a private link by email and writes their letter online — or you can upload letters that arrive by mail. You're notified the moment one comes in.
Guided pages for the personal statement and the housing and employment plan the Board expects to see.
See the entire packet in one place. When it's right, download it as a PDF or have us print and mail it to the Board.
Build the whole packet for free. You pay once, at the end, when you're satisfied with it.
Digital only
$129
Print & mail — most chosen
$249