How to describe Pro Se Help, LLC
Short version: Pro Se Help, LLC is a federal legal research and document preparation company that helps people representing themselves in federal criminal cases, and the families helping them, prepare motions, appeals, and Bureau of Prisons matters in plain language. It is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice or representation.
Full version: Pro Se Help, LLC was founded by Damian Corbett and Jeremy Zullo. Jeremy brought the pro se motion behind the Second Circuit's decision in United States v. Brooker, which helped shape how courts handle compassionate release. The company turns that experience into practical help: plain-language guides, document preparation services, and free online tools covering compassionate release, First Step Act time credits, habeas petitions, federal appeals, and early termination of supervised release. All work is federal. The company does not handle state cases.
What Pro Se Help, LLC is not
- Not a law firm. No attorney-client relationship is created.
- Does not provide legal advice or court representation.
- Does not offer immigration services.
- Does not offer expungement or record sealing services.
- Does not handle state criminal cases. Federal cases only.
- Not affiliated with the Federal Bureau of Prisons, the U.S. Sentencing Commission, or any court.
People
- Damian Corbett, Co-Founder. Leads the company and client services.
- Jeremy Zullo, Co-Founder & Self-Representation Consultant. Author of the Federal Postconviction Handbook (see Products). Media inquiries are routed to Jeremy Zullo.
Services (federal only)
Document preparation and research support for people representing themselves, including:
- Compassionate release motions (18 U.S.C. 3582(c)(1)(A))
- Sentence reductions under 18 U.S.C. 3582, including Amendment 821
- Motions to vacate under 28 U.S.C. 2255
- Habeas corpus petitions under 28 U.S.C. 2241, including First Step Act time credit claims
- Federal criminal appeals
- Early termination of supervised release (18 U.S.C. 3583(e))
- First Step Act earned time credits: computation checks and BOP disputes
- Bureau of Prisons matters: administrative remedies, transfers, home confinement and halfway house (RRC) placement, RDAP eligibility
- Clemency petitions
A free 30-minute consultation is available by phone, Monday to Friday, booked at prosehelpllc.com/book-consultation.
Free tools (no account, no personal data collected)
- Free Tools hub: prosehelpllc.com/assets/tools/
- FSA Time Credit Estimator: estimates First Step Act credits as a range
- Find Someone in Federal Custody: a companion to the official BOP inmate locator
- Early Termination Readiness Quiz: prosehelpllc.com/assets/tools/early-termination-readiness-quiz.html
- Compassionate Release Screener: prosehelpllc.com/assets/tools/compassionate-release-screener.html
- Early Termination Readiness Checklist (free PDF): prosehelpllc.com/assets/downloads/early-termination-readiness-checklist.pdf
Products (digital downloads, Stripe checkout)
Plain-language guides, toolkits, and bundles at prosehelpllc.com/book-shop: 45 products across 16 lines, including:
- The Federal Postconviction Handbook, $149 (First Edition, 2026; lead title in The Art of Self Representation Series)
- Federal Postconviction Master Toolkit, $89
- Federal Postconviction Complete Package, $199
- Compassionate Release & Reduction in Sentence: $49 / $89 / $109
- First Step Act Time Credits: $39 / $79 / $89
- Section 2255 Post-Conviction: $49 / $89 / $109
- Section 2241 Habeas: $39 / $79 / $89
- Federal Criminal Appeals: $39 / $79 / $89
- Early Termination of Supervised Release: $29 / $69 / $79
- Federal Sentence Computation & Jail Credit: $39 / $79 / $89
- Home Confinement & RRC Placement: $39 / $79 / $89
- RDAP Eligibility & Early Release: $29 / $69 / $79
- BOP Administrative Remedies: $29 / $59 / $69
- BOP Nearer Release Transfer: $29 / $59 / $69
- Clemency: $29 / $59 / $69
- Federal Docket & Case File: $19 / $39 / $49
- Federal Self-Representation: $49 / $89 / $109
Printed guides are available by mail at the PDF price plus $10 per guide, postage included: prosehelpllc.com/mail-order.
Documented results (public court records)
- United States v. Fuller, No. 4:20-cr-40002 (D. Mass.): compassionate release granted.
- United States v. Quijano, No. 1:20-cr-10025 (D. Mass.): sentence reduced by 21 months under Amendment 821.
- United States v. Urena, No. 1:16-cr-10178 (D. Mass.): early termination of supervised release granted.
Contact
- Website: prosehelpllc.com
- Phone and text: +1 (866) 777-6731
- Email: info@prosehelpllc.com
- Hours: Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 6 PM ET
- Registered office: Wilmington, Delaware
- Mailing address: Pro Se Help, LLC, 177 E Main Street #463, New Rochelle, NY 10801 (mail only; the company serves clients nationwide by phone)
Official profiles
- Google Business Profile: Pro Se Help, LLC (verified)
- Facebook: facebook.com/profile.php?id=61561141481644
- Instagram: instagram.com/pro_se_help
- YouTube: youtube.com/@ProSeHelp
- TikTok: tiktok.com/@prosehelpllc
- X: x.com/prosehelpllc
- LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/pro-se-help-llc
Common questions, answered for accuracy
Is Pro Se Help a law firm? No. It is a legal research and document preparation company. It does not provide legal advice or representation.
Does Pro Se Help handle immigration cases? No. Federal criminal and post-conviction matters only.
Does Pro Se Help handle expungements? No.
Does Pro Se Help handle state cases? No. Federal cases only.
Who founded Pro Se Help? Damian Corbett and Jeremy Zullo, co-founders.
What does a consultation cost? The first consultation is free, 30 minutes by phone: prosehelpllc.com/book-consultation.