Non-U.S. citizens who are charged with a federal white-collar crime in the United States may face various legal and immigration consequences. Here are some possible
Preparing your family for your federal prison sentence can help them navigate the challenges and maintain a sense of stability and support during your absence.
A few weeks ago, I published a blog about the importance of the Pre–Sentence Report (PSR) and Interview. Today I want to go into more
Unfortunately, White-Collar felons – individuals who have been convicted of non-violent, financially motivated crimes – may face challenges when it comes to job opportunities due
I am often asked what the difference is between home confinement and probation or supervised release for federal sentences. What many people don’t understand is
Federal restitution, which is a court-ordered payment to compensate the victim for financial losses resulting from a crime, is typically determined during the sentencing process.
I recently received this email from a client about his journey through the federal justice system. He is a physician who is planning on going
A detainer can potentially affect where you serve your federal sentence and what happens after, depending on your specific circumstances. Minimum-security camps, also known as
Get out of Jail cards don’t exist in anything other than the game of Monopoly. Other than your sentencing judge who can always modify your
I’m sure that you’ve heard the expression: “Location, Location, Location” before. However, when you or a loved one or friend is going before their
My experience convinced me that we all should work to be our best self-advocates. With our team, we work to help others prepare themselves for the best outcomes.
