Posted 6/26/2014 by Mark Miclette
Visitation looks simple on the surface, but keep in mind these details when planning to see your inmate: Commissary: For most inmates, the week revolves around visits and commissary deliveries. If possible plan your visits for the days that commis... Read more
Posted 6/13/2014 by Mark Miclette
Children think in very literal terms. Rules are to be obeyed and if you don’t obey them you are being bad. When a parent goes to jail, the child not only has to accept the fact that the parent made a really bad choice, but they also have to comprehen... Read more
Posted 6/10/2014 by Mark Miclette
A jail lockdown is when inmates are ordered into their cells or bunk areas and the doors are locked. It may be confined to a specific area or the entire jail may get locked down. Lockdowns occur for several reasons, and some jails decide whether i... Read more
Posted 6/9/2014 by Mark Miclette
Your husband will be allowed to have visitors on visitation day once he reaches his home federal prison. You will need to be on his visitation list and get approved but once that happens you can go see him. You might find the following information us... Read more
Posted 4/14/2014 by Mark Miclette
It is very hard to get to the prison for a scheduled visit only to be told, they have taken his visits away. You will not be able to see him. These are some of the reasons this can happen: He got into trouble: They don’t typically stop visits for... Read more
Posted 4/10/2014 by Mark Miclette
Outside of federal prison, your husband had lots of friends and family members to socialize with, but now that he has become a federal inmate, the government severely limits who he can and cannot have visit him. The rules are pretty strict and knowin... Read more
Posted 4/8/2014 by Mark Miclette
You finally get to visit your husband who is in prison. It is lots of nerves and preparation but well worth the trouble. Avoid the following four things so that you don’t get yourself or your husband in trouble. Bringing in contraband. Not only d... Read more
Posted 3/20/2014 by Mark Miclette
Visiting prison is leaving you broke. Between the cost of gas to get there and back, the motel so you can see him on both days, food, snacks while visiting and time off from work to go, you aren’t sure you can keep it up. Have you tried these methods... Read more
