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Writ Large prepares § 2255 motions, § 2241 habeas petitions, and compassionate release motions for federal prisoners and their families — properly researched, properly formatted, and built to be taken seriously by the court.
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Post-conviction motions for federal prisoners — researched, drafted, and formatted by our paralegal team. Every case carries a different amount of record review, research, and drafting work, so we quote each project individually once we understand its scope — see typical price ranges on our pricing page, no surprises once we've talked.
Challenging a federal conviction or sentence in the sentencing court — ineffective assistance, constitutional violations, and more.
Get a Quote →Challenging the execution of a sentence — FSA time credits, custody classification, conditions of confinement, and more.
Get a Quote →Motions built around the medical, age, or family circumstances that actually move a judge — with the documentation courts expect.
Get a Quote →Motions to end supervised release early, based on compliance and changed circumstances.
Get a Quote →Circuit-court briefing with full argument development and proper citation formatting.
Get a Quote →Tell us your situation — we'll tell you honestly which motion, if any, fits.
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Call, email, or submit the form below. Tell us your situation, your facility, and any deadlines you're facing.
Not every situation calls for a motion, and we'll say so. If it does, we walk through the scope of work with you and quote a price based on what your case actually needs.
Our paralegal team prepares the motion, properly cited and formatted for your district.
You review the draft before anything is finalized. Completed documents are mailed directly to your facility.
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