Lori K. Redmond

First of all, I feel if you are going to try to slander someone, you should at the very least be able to spell their name correctly. Also, I too have dealt with Ms. Redmond on a parole related matter for my brother. I have never been able to speak with her when I went to her office, but I wouldn't ...expect her to be available without an appointment. I have talked to her over the phone because I asked for an appointment, as I was told I could do when I hired her. My brother made his second parole with Ms. Redmond. When he got denied the first time, we were a bit disappointed in the decision, but we had to remind ourselves that my brother's actions are the reason he went to prison. He was not denied because of Ms. Redmond. We were very grateful that she was still willing to help us the next year he went up for parole.

Lori Redman requires an upfront fee of $1500.00 for her services. You never deal with Lori Redman directly. If you visit her office, she will not come from behind the wall. Her office staff returns calls and meets with you directly. She has a staff of about 7 employees, and she deals with thousands o...f parole cases. She was hired by my family to handle my brother's parole case in 2010. In 2011 I asked Ms. Redman's to provide a copy of the coorespondence provided to the parole board in 2011 and the parole packet was less than professional. The coorespondence and packet looked like my 3rd graders art project. Very embarrasiing. In 2012, when he was up for parole again, her office sent the same packet they used in 2011 to the parole board. They did not change a word. I do not beleive Ms. Redman ever truly "represented" my brother. He still sits in prison today wondering what happened? Based on his offense, he should have been out in a year. I will be filing a grievance against Ms. Redman and her office.

I hired Ms. Redmond to represent my son. I heard a lot of good stuff about Ms. Redmond from parolees in my town. And I know if she got them home, I'm hoping she get my son home. He's been incarcerated going on 16 years. came up for parole in july of last year and got a year set off. My son wrote and ...told me, with no hard feeling toward no one. He said,"Mom' I did 15, I no that I can do 1 more year". I called and talked to the secretary, and she told me that Ms. Redmond will still represent him, comin g up this year in 2012 at no fee. I loved that so much. I read her motto over the internet, and that's exactly what she said. I only wish that one day, I can talk to her instead of her secretaries. But I have faith in her.