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Badger Paralegal LLCPARALEGAL DOCUMENT PREPARATION SERVICESWISCONSIN DOCUMENT PREPARATION SERVICES
Clear, organized document preparation for people incarcerated in Wisconsin and the families helping them. We help you assemble the records and supporting materials for a reviewable packet.
Start with an inquiry. No payment is required to ask.

Tell us whether you are asking for yourself or helping someone else. Do not send sensitive records in your first message.
We confirm scope, gather authorized materials and prepare documents for your review.
Check the completed materials, sign as required and follow the court and institution mailing instructions.
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.
Start with intake@badgerparalegal.com through the messaging process approved by your facility, or ask an authorized helper to email us. Facility contact approval may be required. Ask for a sentence-adjustment intake worksheet; leave out private case details in your first message.
Start a service inquiryGet your records checklist — print or emailPrint or share your intake worksheetYou 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. Email is available; phone, paper-mail details and prison-provider connections remain subject to confirmation.
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.
Ask how you can helpSee the preparation stepsThe incarcerated person remains central to the packet. A family relationship alone does not authorize sharing their case information.
YOUR PACKET, TOGETHERWe focus on Wisconsin sentence-adjustment document preparation, giving you a clear process for organizing the records and supporting materials needed for a reviewable packet.
The standard preparation fee is $350, with the exact scope agreed before work begins. We do not provide legal representation or guarantee eligibility, court approval or release. Online payments are currently closed.
Ask about packet preparationOrganize 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.
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.
Choose what works for you: use the form or email intake@badgerparalegal.com.
Your inquiry goes to our review queue. We'll review your request before discussing case records, authorization or packet preparation.
No payment or service engagement is created by submitting this form.
Public information is available. Case enrollment requires review; all payments are closed.
Understand the service before you share documents or request a packet review.
The incarcerated person can inquire directly, or a family member, friend or other supporter can contact us. Private case records are shared only with the person’s authorization.
We help organize supplied records, prepare draft packet materials, assemble supporting exhibits and provide review and mailing guidance. We confirm the exact scope before accepting an engagement.
No. Online payments are currently closed. Please do not send money or deposits until Badger Paralegal provides verified payment instructions.
No. The sentencing court decides whether to grant an adjustment. Badger Paralegal is a document-preparation service, not a law firm; we do not provide legal advice or courtroom representation.
Have another question? Send a service inquiry or email Intake.
A family member, friend or the incarcerated person can start a conversation. Obtain the person’s authorization before sharing case documents.
Collect the judgment, DOC verification, program records and support letters. Helpers can upload PDFs or phone photos in the authorized case area.
Review each count, confirm the official forms and signatures, and check the institution and sentencing-court mailing steps.
A sentence-adjustment packet can involve sensitive records and important deadlines. Our role, your authorization and the agreed scope should be clear before preparation begins.
We focus on Wisconsin sentence-adjustment packet preparation and the records, supporting materials, official forms and mailing steps involved.
We confirm the incarcerated person's authorization before private case information is shared with family or other helpers. A family relationship or payment alone does not automatically grant case access.
The standard packet preparation fee is $350. The written scope is confirmed before work begins. Payments are currently closed—please do not send money until official payment instructions are published.
We prepare and organize documents. We are not a law firm, do not provide attorney representation, and cannot determine or guarantee what a court will decide.
Badger Paralegal has received permission to operate from the Wisconsin Department of Corrections. This is not a DOC endorsement or referral. Client stories are shared only with explicit written permission; anonymizing a story does not replace consent.
You do not need a friend or family member to pay on your behalf if your institution approves a disbursement from your available inmate account funds. Wisconsin correctional institutions have procedures for requesting approved disbursements, often using a DOC-184 form. Approval and access to funds are determined by your institution; a request does not guarantee that a check will be issued.
When our payment service opens, ask your institution's Business Office or unit staff how to request an authorized payment to an outside business from your general account. If approved, the institution may issue and mail a check payable to Badger Paralegal LLC. We will supply the verified payee, mailing address and any invoice or service documentation needed before you submit a disbursement request.
A paper-check request is not payment. We confirm actual receipt and verification before work starts. Institutions may require forms, signatures and supporting documentation; restrictions and processing times vary.
A family member, friend or other authorized person may arrange payment through an approved method once payments open. They do not automatically receive access to your case information simply because they pay.
The standard sentence-adjustment packet preparation price is $350. The service scope and agreement must be confirmed before packet preparation begins.
Please do not send a check, money order, deposit or other payment now. You may contact intake@badgerparalegal.com to express interest and tell us whether you plan to pay through an institution-issued check or an outside supporter. We will save your initial inquiry, but will not start packet preparation or send the 35-question information-gathering email until payment is received and verified and the service agreement is accepted. Official payment instructions will be provided only after payment services open.
Wisconsin DOC regulations require each institution to maintain its own disbursement-request procedure. Ask institutional staff which funds can be used and what approvals are required. Wisconsin DOC policy information
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 ↗ICS tablet: myViaPath (formerly GettingOut). ATG tablet: CorrLinks until the facility transitions. Confirm which system the person can use and accept the contact request.
myViaPath (formerly GettingOut) ↗DOC phone, tablet and deposit guide
New requests and contact from prison: intake@badgerparalegal.com
Help with an existing request: support@badgerparalegal.com
General questions: info@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 ↗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 ↗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.
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