Challenge Your Federal Conviction Under §2255

Bad lawyering. New evidence. A law that changed after your conviction. If something went wrong in your federal case, §2255 is the vehicle for challenging it — but the one-year clock is unforgiving. Don't wait.

How It Works

Step 1: We review your case for claims

Ineffective assistance, Brady violations, actual innocence — we identify every viable claim before the deadline.

Step 2: We beat the one-year clock

§2255 has a strict one-year filing deadline. We make sure your motion is filed on time, with room to amend.

Step 3: We support your full motion

Research and document-preparation support: memorandum framework, affidavit guidance, and exhibit organization for your pro se filing.

What It Costs

$2,500 - $5,000 — click the price to pay your 50% non-refundable deposit and get started. We bill the remaining balance once your work is scoped.

Pay your 50% deposit: $2,500 - $5,000

Results

• Multiple clients guided through successful pro se post-conviction motions.

"They patiently explained the complexities of the law and guided me through the federal court system with ease."
— Graytz M.

Common Questions

When does the one-year clock start?

Usually from when your conviction became final. There are exceptions for new evidence, new constitutional rules, and government interference — but don't gamble on them.

What is ineffective assistance of counsel?

When your lawyer's mistakes were so serious they changed the outcome. It is the most common §2255 claim, and we know how to build it.

Can I file more than once?

Second or successive §2255 motions face very high barriers. That is why getting the first one right matters so much.

Pro Se Help, LLC is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. We provide legal research and document support for people representing themselves.