Consulting & Legal Advisory
WHO WE ARE
Committed Advocates for Justice and Federal Prison Reform
with Legal Support Rooted in Knowledge, Compassion, and Action
At Wrallett & Wrallett Legal Advocacy and Consulting Services, we are a dedicated team of federal prison advocates focused on supporting incarcerated individuals and their families through the complexities of the federal system. Our team is composed of highly educated professionals who are deeply engaged in reform efforts and connected to a broad network of national advocacy organizations and justice initiatives.
As a passionate and driven team, we specialize in providing informed guidance on the tools currently available to federal prisoners, including those made possible through the First Step Act and other post-conviction relief mechanisms. We assist with navigating legal motions, compassionate release filings, sentence reductions, and other forms of relief emerging during this critical period of federal prison reform.
With a clear understanding of current policies and legal developments, Wrallett & Wrallett works to ensure that each individual we support is equipped with accurate information, strategic insight, and a compassionate approach. Our mission is to help bring hope, education, clarity, and opportunity to those seeking a second chance in a rapidly changing legal landscape.
CREDENTIALS
Megan Hallett is a dynamic and multi-disciplinary professional with a strong commitment to education, equity, and justice. She serves as an Executive Functioning Coach, helping individuals develop the cognitive and organizational skills needed for long-term success. In her public sector role, Megan is an Assistant Director of Education for foster youth at the state level, where she advocates for vulnerable student populations and helps shape and advocate for policies that support their academic growth and stability.
Megan is also the owner and operator of e-learning and decentralized finance ventures, where she explores innovative solutions at the intersection of education and blockchain technology. Her diverse professional background is further enhanced by her extensive experience in federal prison advocacy. As a member of national reform networks including FAMM and REFORM Alliance, Megan has supported incarcerated individuals by researching, drafting, and editing federal motions, ranging from §2255 and §3582 filings, to FOIA and POA documentation for individuals across a range of facilities. She specializes in crafting pro se materials, providing accessible and strategic guidance for those pursuing justice independently but in need of expert support.
Megan's work reflects a deep belief in second chances, system reform, and the power of education and advocacy to change lives.
WHAT WE DO
At Wrallett & Wrallett, we recognize the importance of well-crafted, timely, and strategic legal documents. Our goal is to equip incarcerated individuals with the tools, knowledge, and advocacy support needed to pursue every available path toward relief and justice.
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28 U.S.C. § 2255 Motions
Motion to Vacate, Set Aside, or Correct Sentence
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We assist with identifying constitutional errors, ineffective assistance of counsel claims, and other post-conviction relief strategies.
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We provide relevant case law, guidance on timeliness, and AEDPA compliance.
18 U.S.C. § 3582(c)(1)(A) Motions
Compassionate Release or Sentence Reduction Motions
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Assistance with qualifying criteria under “extraordinary and compelling reasons,” medical or family-based relief, and post-sentencing rehabilitation.
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We reference relevant precedent and apply First Step Act guidance.
Power of Attorney Documents
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Drafting and preparing POA forms for use in personal, legal, or medical matters.
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Guidance for properly executing and notarizing these documents while incarcerated.
Subpoena Motions (Rule 17 or Civil Subpoenas)
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Assistance with drafting motions to subpoena witnesses or documents for hearings or court filings.
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We help ensure procedural compliance and justify relevance of requests.
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PAYMENT METHODS
FOIA (Freedom of Information Act) Requests
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Assistance in requesting records from BOP, DOJ, or other federal agencies.
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Tailored support in narrowing requests and pursuing appeals of denials.
BP-9, BP-10, BP-11 Administrative Remedy Guidance
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Step-by-step support for filing grievances through the Bureau of Prisons’ administrative remedy process.
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Assistance in articulating claims clearly and effectively to preserve issues for court review.
Other Post-Conviction and In-Prison Legal Support We Provide:
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Motions for Reconsideration or Sentence Correction
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Motions for Judicial Recommendation for Early Release or RRC/Home Confinement
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Requests for Transfer, Hardship Placement, or Medical Reclassification
Continued Post-Conviction and In-Prison Legal Support We Provide:
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Declarations and Affidavits Supporting Relief
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Legal Correspondence with Courts and Clerks of Court
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Character Reference Packet Preparation for Clemency or Reentry Support
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Case Law Research and Interpretation for Pro Se Litigants
PAYMENT METHODS
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Legal Disclaimer
We are not attorneys, nor do we hold any licenses, certifications, or academic degrees that authorize us to practice law or provide legal advice as licensed legal professionals. The information, services, and support we provide are for educational and advocacy purposes only. Our role is strictly that of legal advocates and consultants. We assist with the preparation and organization of legal documents that incarcerated individuals may choose to file pro se (representing themselves without an attorney). While we strive to provide accurate and well-researched materials, nothing we offer should be interpreted as legal counsel, legal representation, or a substitute for advice from a qualified attorney. By engaging with our services, you acknowledge and agree that any legal decisions made are solely your own responsibility and that you are encouraged to consult with a licensed attorney for any legal advice or representation.