PROBATION INFORMATION NETWORK

Federal Defendant Consultations

The federal criminal justice system is confusing and frightening, and first-time defendants and their loved ones often feel lost and helpless. What happens next? What can you expect? How do you get through this?

We can help you and your loved ones navigate every step of the way.

At Probation Information Network, we combine personal experience with extensive research to paint a clear picture of what lies ahead. We’ve been where you are and know the concerns firsthand. Every client receives a consultation tailored to their specific situation. Sessions typically last 2 hours and cover the in-and-outs of voluntary surrender, what to expect from your time in federal prison, and how to start preparing now for a successful reentry. We will address any concerns and answer all of your questions to the best of our ability in a judgement-free environment.

You don’t have to go through this alone. Probation Information Network is here to help.

Pre-Trial House Arrest

How to make the most of your time while waiting for your case to proceed through the court?

Voluntary Surrender

How to prepare to report to federal prison?

BOP Custody

How to make the most of your time in custody to maximize your success when you come home?

Reentry

How to prepare for a successful reentry from federal prison?

Supervised Release

How to succeed on Supervised Release and make the most of your new life?

Family Support

What can family and friends do to support their loved one as they navigate the system?

"For first time offenders facing the uncertainty of prison, the future can be terrifying. Joey’s calm demeanor puts clients at ease. His willingness to share his experience and knowledge makes people trust him. As a criminal defense lawyer, Joey’s expertise is invaluable in assisting clients to make decisions about their futures."

My family and I are extremely pleased with our experience in meeting with Joey. He provided a wealth of information about the process of transitioning from bond to prison, and then back into the post-release phase of life. Most importantly for us, he provided valuable information about life inside a low security federal prison. Hearing a balanced real-life down-to-earth description of one man’s actual experience brought so much peace to our family. Our only regret is not finding Joey sooner. I would recommend anyone facing federal prison to contact Joey for a consultation!