Todd and Julie Chrisley’s attorney flooded with calls from hopeful families after reality stars’ pardons

Todd and Julie Chrisley’s pardons haven’t only helped the reality stars.

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.

Surgent, a partner at Weiner Law Group LLP, revealed his business has been booming the past two weeks, with several people all over the country calling and emailing him with hopes of getting pardons for their incarcerated loved ones.

“My business has been great,” he shared with The Post in his first interview since the Chrisleys’ release. “I’m looking at eight major cases that came in from across the United States by the sheer fact that my name was mentioned many times with the Chrisleys.”

The high-profile attorney said those contacting him are begging for help with parole applications for their children, husbands, wives, uncles, aunts, etc., in prison.

“I cannot believe what my phone looked like after they got out,” Surgent said, adding he was shocked at how many people took interest in the “Chrisley Knows Best” family’s case.