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Who we are — and are not

Texas

We are not attorneys licensed in Texas, and we cannot represent you before any Texas court. Only a licensed Texas attorney may give legal advice about an appeal, a writ of habeas corpus, or any filing deadline. Texas law strictly limits second habeas applications — a first application filed without counsel can permanently forfeit claims, which is why our reports exist to be reviewed by an attorney, never to substitute for one. If you cannot afford an attorney, the State Bar of Texas Lawyer Referral Service (texasbar.com) and Texas innocence organizations may be able to help.

Florida

Service in Florida is not yet available. The disclosures below take effect when it opens.

We are not attorneys licensed in Florida and may not give legal advice about Florida law, including motions under Rule 3.850 or their two-year time limit. We do not complete or select legal forms. Under the rules of the Florida Bar, a nonlawyer may provide only limited self-help assistance, and we do not provide services beyond information about the contents of your court record. For legal help, the Florida Bar Lawyer Referral Service can connect you with a licensed Florida attorney.

California

Service in California is not yet available. The disclosures below take effect when it opens.

We are not attorneys licensed in California, and we are not a registered Legal Document Assistant under Business and Professions Code section 6400 et seq. — we do not prepare or process legal documents for filing. Only a licensed California attorney may advise you about a petition for writ of habeas corpus, resentencing eligibility, or any time limit. County bar association referral services and California innocence organizations can connect you with licensed counsel.

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