Our Services

Compassionate release consulting designed for your family.

We handle the medical documentation, legislative advocacy, and wraparound services so your loved one has the best chance at compassionate release.

Before and after compassionate release documentation

Free Phone Consultation

Discuss your loved one's case with our team. We review medical history, sentencing, and circumstances to assess eligibility.

Medical File Review

We examine existing medical records upon reception and identify if your loved one qualifies buy meeting the criteria for either ADA issuses or End of life trajectory. After a comprehensive assessment, we demonstrate through documentation whether they do or do not qualify, and what the next step is

$400

Medical Documentation

Work with physicians to create detailed documentation connecting medical conditions to compassionate release criteria.

$750–$1,200

Legislative Outreach

Contact state senators and assembly members to add your loved one to constituent watch lists.

$500

Wraparound Services

Research community resources: transportation, IHSS (In-Home Supportive Services), hospice care planning.

$600–$1,000

Full-Service Package

Complete support from intake through court proceedings. Includes all services above.

$3,000–$5,000

The Process

  1. 1. Intake Call — Free 30-minute consultation to understand your loved one's situation.
  2. 2. Medical File Review — We examine all available medical records and identify documentation gaps ($400).
  3. 3. Assessment Summary — One-page summary of whether compassionate release has a reasonable chance.
  4. 4. Decision & Contract — If moving forward, we draft a service agreement and begin full-service support.
  5. 5. Documentation & Outreach — Medical documentation, legislative contact, and wraparound services planning.
  6. 6. Court Support — We provide guidance through the compassionate release court proceedings.

Ready to explore options?

Call us for a free consultation. We'll listen to your situation and tell you honestly whether compassionate release is a viable path.