03 / FOR INDIVIDUALS / REENTRY
Make the first 30 days manageable.
Turn documents, appointments, practical needs, and people to call into a step-by-step plan for preparing to leave custody or settling in after release.
Paid · price pending
A REAL-WORLD SITUATION
When this helps
The first weeks home bring several urgent tasks, but the order is hard to see.
A SAMPLE FLOW
How it works
The walkthrough shows a representative use with invented information.
- 01
List what matters first
Gather the documents, appointments, basic needs, and support contacts that need attention.
- 02
Put steps in order
Build a first 30-day plan with the dates and questions that need follow-up.
- 03
Keep the plan moving
Mark progress and choose what to share with a caseworker or navigator.
FIND YOUR FIT
What to expect
- Who it is for
- People preparing for release or recently home, with a navigator they choose.
- What you leave with
- A clear starting plan that can be worked through one step at a time.
- Access
- Paid product · price and access pending
BEFORE YOU CHOOSE
Know the boundaries.
- Reentry is a paid product, and its price and access terms are still being finalized.
- It is a personal planning space, separate from the My Case legal workspace.
- A potential Georgia release address is screened through the separate SafeAddress product from Reentry Address. That service has its own terms and pricing.
Checking a Georgia address? Explore SafeAddress from Reentry Address for a separate preliminary report for authorized review.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Does Reentry fit what you need?
Review the access details before beginning. You can compare modules if another path is closer to your situation.