The Louisiana Attorney Disciplinary Board recommends that admission be denied to an applicant whose conditional admission had been revoked in 2020.

From the Hearing Committee findings on unauthorized practice 

He was not admitted to practice in any other state. The key date therefore is September 29, 2020, the date of his revocation, and his actions thereafter. Exhibit ODC 7 is the key exhibit that reflects Mr. Montgomery’s failures on E2. These documents reflect multiple online advertisements pertaining to Mr. Montgomery—wherein he refers to himself at “Dr.” Montgomery. These documents reflect the following:
1. November 2021 Open Sea submission on Cryptocurrencies wherein Mr. Montgomery states “I am a lawyer, cryptoeconomist, engineer and educator who is passionate about teaching economics and politics in a practical manner.”
2. November 2021 submission as “Doc’s Political Art and Education.” Mr. Montgomery testified he created this submission. He includes his picture holding an AR-15 rifle, peering through blinds and it states: “Pictured (left): Jamar “Doc” Montgomery: lawyer, professor, and 2020 United States Senate Candidate.
3. A submission for a conference of April 3-5, 2024 with NFT. Mr. Montgomery is referred in the LEGAL presenter sections as “Dr. Jamar Montgomery” of “The Office of Jamar Montgomery.” There was no “Office of Jamar Montgomery.” The inference is that it is his law office. In the submission by Mr. Montgomery he states: “As we delve deep into the intricate labyrinth of NFT regulations, we’ll unravel the cases shaping the digital asset narrative. In a world bursting with digital potential, it’s crucial to understand the legal underpinnings that protect creators, consumers, and innovators.

4. In a further NFT submission Mr. Montgomery refers to himself as “Lawyer, Engineer, Genius” under the heading “Served via the Blockchain: The Future of Legal Service of Process Through NFTs”. “In this session, we explore the revolutionary potential of using NFTs for legal service of process. Imagine a world where legal notices are securely and verifiably served through blockchain technology. This would delve into the legal and ethical considerations, as well as the technical feasibility of such a system. In addition, we would explore NFTs being used in the notarization process.”
5. An internet publication in the Fall of 2023 for The Scalable Business Series. Mr. Montgomery is depicted as “Dr. Jamar Montgomery Lawyer, Politician, USA”.
6. NFT.NYC 2024 submission by Jamar “Doc” Montgomery wherein he states” Excited to announce that I’m a Legal Track speaker for NFT.NYC.”
7. MINNECT submission wherein he charges fees for a Quick Question or a Video Call. It is $18 for a text, $48 for a video answer, or $13 per minute for a Video Call with a 15- minute minimum. Under the heading Where I can help, includes Legal. Under About Me he states: “Multidisciplinary Genius who ran for US Senate in 2020, International Speaker during the 2024 World Economic Forum. I started college at 11, and had 3 degrees before
30. If Kanye would have listened to me, he would have saved Billions. US Navy Weapon Systems Engineer Former Juvenile Public Defender Political Scientist and Political Science Professor Startup Advisor and Mentor Campaign Advisor.

Child support

Despite this new income he has done nothing to pay more to his child or the arrears. The arrears now total $86,882.59. At his current rate of payment, the principal of the arrears amount will be paid in 25 years.

Despite his professing to take care of his affairs and orders to take care of his obligations, his new job at $116,000 per year resulted in no change—except to fill his pockets. He continues to pay support based on a form from 2021 with fraudulent information. Crystal Evans, the mother of the child testified she was told about the Boeing job at some point, not that he was making $116,000 per year. This new-found income has not led to more time with his child. He has not seen his child since March of 2023 said Evans. Mr. Montgomery was rather glib in suggesting a support order can only be changed every 3 years. The Hearing Committee does not know if this is or is not true. It is doubtful that a Court would deny Mr. Montgomery a hearing to show that he is able to pay much more in support/arrears.