Unbelievably, he was denied parole. I did not attend the hearing. I did write a letter - a two page letter with about 1/2 inch of attachments which included his arrest record, the list of DVP's filed against him by four different women including his own mother, and copies of the emails he sent to me and a transcripted (is that a word?) version of the emails to make it easier to read them. Apparently, it is practically unheard of for someone on work release to be denied parole. Yay for us!!!! I cannot tell you how relieved I was when I called and they told me he was denied. He has so far not called to request visitation again. I have not filed anything yet because I still don't have the money to hire an attorney but I'm hoping by mid sept. Had to spend about $1200 on the vehicles to keep them running and have to pay back a $1500 loan by sept 1. It seems like no matter how much money we make, we cannot get ahead because something always happens. I'm hoping that changes.