I paid for Ms. Redmond's assistance involving parole for family member that has served 28 years behind state of Texas prison system. Not once did I or family member spoke to her directly about the case. I was the one calling her office and long distance calls at that. Yes! The family member was again... rejected for parole. No! he did not kill soul however, assault with a weapon is a crime and called a repeat offender, along with being a person of color. He has survived imprisonment for 29 years and now with health issues I.e. type 1 diabetic. His hopes for freedom is once again dampen. Not once did Ms. Redmond stop and think to herself that it only takes a moment to call someone to tell them that her so called services did not help or support the inmate. Bottom line up front "I would never refer anyone to Lori Redmond! Not even a dog! No one needs to be kicked when they are down and behind bars. She is not by any means a lawyer that has your best interest at hand. She caught me and family member sad to say. But her got paid and looking for another helpless individual looking for real service. If you do hire her, you have 30 days to get your funds back. Be smart and look around carefully with current economic situations people are acting up more.

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.