Contact
Whether you’re facing charges, worried about a loved one behind bars, or simply trying to understand your options, there is a real person on the other end of this. Call, email, or write to us — no case is too early, and none is too far along.
Three ways to reach us
10808 S. River Front Parkway, Suite #3046
South Jordan, UT 84095
Letters welcome from inmates and families.
Need help with a case?
Our Request Help form goes straight to our team, who will point your situation to the right person. It’s free, confidential, and carries no obligation — and it’s the quickest path to a real answer.
For inmates & families
You do not have to be the defendant to reach us. A spouse, parent, child, or friend can start a request on someone’s behalf — we work with families every day, and often it is a family member who contacts us first.
If you are writing on behalf of an incarcerated person, or an inmate is writing to us directly, send a letter to our headquarters:
To help us respond well, please include as much of the following as you can: the person’s full legal name and inmate or booking number, the facility they are held in, the court and case number if it is known, and the best phone number or address for a family member on the outside.
Mail can be slow in both directions. If a family member is also able to call us or fill out the online form, that lets us begin working much sooner.
Other reasons to write
Questions about giving, recurring gifts, or a tax receipt? Visit the donate page or email us and we’ll sort it out.
Attorneys, paralegals, and citizen volunteers keep this work alive. See how to join.
For press inquiries or organizations that want to work with us, email info@defendantaidsociety.org.
Whether you need help or want to help, there is a place for you in this work.
