Self-surrender allows eligible defendants to voluntarily report to their assigned federal prison instead of being taken into custody immediately after sentencing. Typically, you’ll have 30 to 60 days to prepare, but the exact timeline depends on factors like your risk...
Dealing with a loved one’s federal incarceration is overwhelming, especially when distance, costs, and emotional strain make staying connected difficult. But maintaining strong family bonds during this time can improve outcomes for everyone involved. Here’s a quick...
One of the most common questions I get from white-collar offenders preparing for federal incarceration is about the prison commissary—how it works, what can be purchased, and how to ensure they have access to the necessities and small comforts that can make their time...
It may be quite difficult to face the prospect of going to prison. Feeling terrified, nervous, or even disoriented right now is quite natural. The good news is that you can ease this shift by mentally preparing for prison and knowing you are not alone. As someone who...
Parenting while one parent is in federal prison can be a challenging and emotional experience, both for incarcerated individuals and their children, but it is also one of the most important things to consider. I know this from personal experience, as my two children...
