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Tap the one that sounds like you. Each path starts with the pages, deadlines, and guides that fit your situation.
A 2255 motion is usually due within one year of the judgment becoming final. How the clock works
In a federal criminal case, the notice of appeal is due 14 days after the judgment. Appeal support
The first grievance step is usually due within 20 days of the incident. The remedies guides
Pro Se Help was co-founded by Jeremy Zullo, a formerly incarcerated federal litigant whose case, United States v. Brooker, became an important Second Circuit decision interpreting the First Step Act’s compassionate-release reforms.
The First Step Act gave incarcerated people the ability to seek compassionate release directly from federal courts. Brooker helped define how judges could exercise that new authority, and the legal landscape continued to develop until the Sentencing Commission later updated its compassionate-release guideline.
Jeremy built Pro Se Help so other individuals and families would have clearer information, stronger organization, and practical support navigating the federal system.
We provide comprehensive research assistance to Pro Se clients seeking information related to their legal matters.
Our document preparation service enhances the presentation of client-authored materials
We offer support to individuals facing Bureau of Prisons Disciplinary Hearings
We assist Pro Se litigants in refining their self-authored appeals and motions
We help federal prisoners and families understand BOP sentence computations and spot potential errors
We help you request and organize your Bureau of Prisons records through FOIA and Privacy Act requests
At Pro Se Help, LLC, we're passionate about empowering individuals navigating the complex world of legal proceedings. Founded by a team of dedicated legal researchers and document specialists, we understand the challenges faced by those representing themselves or seeking additional support in their legal journey.
Completed a year of supervision with a clean record? You may qualify to end it early. We provide research and document-preparation support for your pro se motion.
Learn MoreExtraordinary reasons can cut a federal sentence short. We help families understand the process and organize their materials.
Learn MoreEarned time credits under the First Step Act can shorten a federal sentence. We help you verify the BOP’s math and catch errors.
Learn MoreBad lawyering, new evidence, or a changed law? We provide research and document support for your pro se challenge.
Learn MoreGuideline amendments can lower a sentence retroactively. We help you understand eligibility and prepare your self-filed motion.
Learn MoreWrongful detention or BOP miscalculation? We provide research and document-preparation support for habeas filings.
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Real answers to the questions families ask us most.
No, we are not lawyers and we do not provide legal advice. We are legal researchers and document specialists who assist individuals in preparing documents and conducting research for their legal matters.
Our services are designed for individuals who are representing themselves in legal matters or need assistance with legal research and document preparation. If you're unsure, please contact us for a free consultation.
Our fees vary depending on the service. Please refer to our Services page for a detailed breakdown of our pricing. Know more
Turnaround time depends on the complexity of the task. We strive to complete most services within 1-2 weeks, but we'll provide a more accurate timeline during our initial consultation.
