The former reality star, who is currently serving 12 years for bank fraud and tax evasion, was let go from his prison chapel position, according to his attorney, Jay Surgent.

In a new report, Jay Surgent, one of the Chrisleys' family lawyers, stated that his phone and email have been inundated with requests from the families of other inmates, begging him to consider ...

Todd Chrisley has been let go from his job in the prison chapel, Us Weekly can confirm. His attorney Jay Surgent told Us that Chrisley, 55, was an “assistant to the chapel in Pensacola for ...

Jay Surgent, one of the attorneys who fought tirelessly for the TV couple’s freedom, exclusively told The Post that his phone hasn’t stopped ringing since their release from prison on May 28.

Initially, Jay Surgent hoped to have Julie home by the spring or summer of 2025. Savannah’s plan was a bit different, as she aimed for her mother to return sometime around this coming Thanksgiving.

Initially, Jay Surgent hoped to have Julie home by the spring or summer of 2025. Savannah’s plan was a bit different, as she aimed for her mother to return sometime around this coming Thanksgiving.

Todd, 55, is no longer working as the assistant to the prison chaplain after "associating with inmates" in the Residential Drug Abuse Program, his attorney,Jay Surgent, told People magazine.

“They believe that the president will seriously consider pardoning both Julie and Todd Chrisley as a result of the unfair treatment they received in the criminal justice system,” Jay Surgent ...

Jay Surgent, part of the couple’s defense team, told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution that their petition for a pardon will be filed “without a doubt.” ...

News of Chrisley’s ousting dropped days ago and, while talking to TODAY, Jay Surgent said that the father of five is “disappointed and emotionally offended” over losing the position.

His attorney Jay Surgent told Us that Chrisley, 55, was an “assistant to the chapel in Pensacola for Christians, Jewish people and Muslims.” ...