WISCONSIN SENTENCE-ADJUSTMENT PACKETS

For you inside.
For those
beside you.

If you are incarcerated in Wisconsin, this service is for you. If you love or support someone inside, it is for you too. We help organize the records, progress and support that belong in a sentence-adjustment packet.

Ask about a packet Preview your packet

Document preparation for review. The sentencing court decides whether to grant relief.

Every document has a place.Sentence and DOC recordsProgram completions and progressFamily and community supportOfficial forms and mailing checklist

TWO WAYS TO START. ONE SHARED PURPOSE.

You can start for yourself. You can help someone you love.

FOR PEOPLE INCARCERATED IN WISCONSIN

“I need help with my own packet.”

You do not need a loved one to start a conversation with Badger Paralegal. If family or friends are unable or unwilling to help, you can still ask about document preparation yourself.

Email intake@badgerparalegal.com through the email or messaging system approved by your facility. Tell us your name, DOC number and facility, and ask for a sentence-adjustment intake worksheet.

Your inmate packet guide

How to start your worksheet and gather records, even without family assistance.

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Read the written guide

You can start without family assistance. Contact intake@badgerparalegal.com through your facility-approved messaging system. Include your name, DOC number, facility and messaging provider. Keep sensitive records out of your first message.

Use the printable intake worksheet at BadgerParalegal.com/intake, or ask an authorized helper to print it. Enter the identity, facility, county, case, counts, sentence details and petition history you know. Mark unknown answers; do not guess dates or eligibility.

Gather copies of judgments, DOC sentence and computation records, complete conduct history, program certificates and available support letters. Note what is missing or requested. Keep originals and copies.

Petitioner authorization and operator review come before case access and document handling. Official forms, computations, signatures and mailing require separate review. The intake worksheet is not a court petition. The checklist is at BadgerParalegal.com/inmate-checklist.

Document preparation only. Not a law firm. No outcome guarantee. Website and video access inside an institution is not assumed.

See how to contact us Get your records checklist — print or email Print or share your intake worksheet

You may not be able to open this website from a DOC tablet. The printable worksheet and contact guide are designed to reach you on paper. Include the name of your facility’s messaging system so we can confirm the contact process with you.

FOR LOVED ONES & SUPPORTERS

“I want to help someone inside.”

You do not have to assemble the whole packet alone. Start with a service inquiry, then work with the incarcerated person’s authorization to gather records and support.

Family, friends, coworkers, former employers, pastors and mentors can contribute firsthand letters and scanned documents. Authorized helpers can send PDFs or clear phone photos for review.

How family and supporters can help

Start an inquiry, obtain authorization and contribute readable documents or support letters.

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Read the written guide

Start at BadgerParalegal.com and choose Ask about a packet. Select your role, enter your contact details and a brief message, consent to contact, select Send request and save the reference. Family and support questions go to support@badgerparalegal.com.

Get the incarcerated person’s authorization. Being family does not grant case access or permission to share protected records. Identity and permission are verified before access.

Gather readable PDFs or clear phone photos of documents you are authorized to provide. Include all pages, label the documents and keep originals. Signed support letters should describe firsthand observations and specific, realistic help such as housing, work or mentoring.

Upload only in the protected case area after access is approved. Do not put Social Security numbers, medical records or private case details in the public form, comments or unverified email.

Badger organizes documents for review; the court decides relief. Not a law firm. No outcome guarantee. Payments are currently closed. Use the printable checklist at BadgerParalegal.com/inmate-checklist.

Ask how you can help See the preparation steps

The incarcerated person remains central to the packet. A family relationship alone does not authorize sharing their case information.

No family contact available? You can make the first request yourself. Support letters are one possible part of a packet; asking about services does not require a family member to contact us for you. We will review what records and support are available with you.

SIMPLE STEPS

From first contact to a reviewable packet.

How the website works

Watch the approved 46-second website tutorial.

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Read the written guide

Badger Paralegal helps people incarcerated in Wisconsin and their loved ones organize sentence-adjustment packet materials. Preparation starts at $250; scope is confirmed before engagement.

Use How it works, Preview your packet, the Records checklist and the printable intake worksheet. Incarcerated people can contact intake@badgerparalegal.com through their facility-approved messaging system. Include name, DOC number, facility and messaging provider. Family, supporters and people outside can contact support@badgerparalegal.com.

To ask about a packet, choose your role, enter your name and email, add an optional phone and brief message, authorize contact, and select Send request. Keep the reference number. This saves a website inquiry for operator review; it does not send an email.

Keep Social Security numbers, medical records and sensitive case documents out of the first message. Case enrollment requires sign-in, identity verification and the petitioner’s authorization. A family relationship alone does not grant access. Upload documents only in the approved case area.

Badger Paralegal provides document preparation, is not a law firm and does not guarantee eligibility, release or a court outcome. The court decides relief. Filing is not automatic.

1. Tell us who needs help

A family member, friend or the incarcerated person can start a conversation. Obtain the person’s authorization before sharing case documents.

2. Gather the record

Collect the judgment, DOC verification, program records and support letters. Helpers can upload PDFs or phone photos in the authorized case area.

3. Review and prepare to mail

Review each count, confirm the official forms and signatures, and check the institution and sentencing-court mailing steps.

YOUR PACKET, TOGETHER

FOCUSED EXPERIENCE. STRAIGHTFORWARD PRICING.

Careful preparation. A more accessible starting point.

Sentence adjustment deserves careful preparation—and getting your paperwork organized should not feel financially out of reach. Badger Paralegal brings focused paralegal experience to Wisconsin sentence-adjustment packet preparation, helping you bring together the records, progress and support that tell your story.

With packet preparation starting at $250, you get practical document assistance with a clear starting price and an agreed scope. If your immediate need is help assembling a reviewable packet, this gives you a cost-conscious place to begin.

Document preparation and attorney representation are different services. If your case needs individualized legal advice or court representation, an attorney may still be necessary. Badger Paralegal does not guarantee eligibility or a court outcome.

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A CLEAR STARTING PRICE

Sentence-adjustment packet preparation

Organize supplied records, support letters and exhibits, prepare draft materials, and assemble a review packet with official forms and a mailing checklist.

Scope is confirmed before an engagement begins, including multiple counts, missing records and any additional printing, postage or services. No result is guaranteed. Attorney representation and court filing are not included.

$250

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STAY CONNECTED

Contact options for people inside and outside.

Incarcerated people — intake: intake@badgerparalegal.com

Use your facility-approved email or messaging system. Include your name, DOC number, facility and the system you are using. Contact invitations may require acceptance.

Support, loved ones and people who are not incarcerated: support@badgerparalegal.com

Keep the first message brief. Leave out Social Security numbers, medical records and sensitive case documents. Email does not create a service engagement or guarantee an immediate response.

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Calls from prison

Business phone setup is awaiting confirmation.

Wisconsin DOC uses ICSolutions. Calls are outgoing from the inmate. The number needs PAN approval. Inmates can use their own funded debit calling account; a receiving party can alternatively use Prepaid Collect.

ICSolutions account setup ↗

Inmate email & tablet messages

Email intake@badgerparalegal.com for inmate intake. Use the system approved by your facility.

ICS tablet: GettingOut. ATG tablet: CorrLinks until the facility transitions. Confirm which system the person can use and accept the contact request.

GettingOut ↗
CorrLinks ↗

Support, family help & paper mail

For support issues and people who are not incarcerated, use support@badgerparalegal.com.

support@badgerparalegal.com

Business mailing address awaiting setup.

An authorized helper can upload documents. Inmate tablets are not assumed to have access to this website or PDF uploads.

Print a paper intake worksheet ↗

Paying for calls: an inmate-funded option

Ask the institution about buying ICSolutions debit phone time from the inmate’s DOC trust account. Family can also add funds to the inmate’s provider account. Funding stays with the phone provider; Badger Paralegal does not receive or hold these call funds.

A separate Badger Paralegal service-deposit account is planned for review. Deposits are not accepted yet, and would not automatically pay DOC calling charges.

Read the provider’s debit calling instructions ↗

Current DOC phone, messaging and video information

Checked October 6, 2026. The provider posts domestic calls at $0.06 per minute, messages at $0.15, and paid offsite video visits at $2.50. DOC’s video guidance describes one free weekly visit and paid additional 25-minute visits where available. Facility rules and current provider checkout govern availability and charges.

Video visits use ICSolutions and require DOC approval. The provider says ordinary video stations are for personal visitors and do not authorize attorney or medical calls. Badger Paralegal consultation video is not enabled; confirm a permitted process with the facility first.

Ordinary calls and messages may be monitored or reviewed. Do not send sensitive case details through an unverified contact. Provider customer support: 888-506-8407. Video support: 888-646-9437.

DOC communications guidance · Provider rates & restrictions · DOC visiting information

START WITH A CONVERSATION

Ask about preparation.

Whether you are asking for yourself or helping someone you care about, send a short request. Please leave out Social Security numbers, medical records and private case details at this stage.

Incarcerated people can email intake@badgerparalegal.com. For support issues, loved ones and people who are not incarcerated, email support@badgerparalegal.com. This form creates a website inquiry in our review queue; it does not send an email.

No payment or service engagement is created by this form.

Public information is available. Case enrollment requires review; all payments are closed.

WISCONSIN SENTENCE-ADJUSTMENT PACKETS

For you inside.
For those
beside you.

Ask about a packet Preview your packet

Document preparation for review. The sentencing court decides whether to grant relief.

Every document has a place.Sentence and DOC recordsProgram completions and progressFamily and community supportOfficial forms and mailing checklist

TWO WAYS TO START. ONE SHARED PURPOSE.