24 Hour Bail Bonds:
Los Angeles: 323-547-8767 | Orange County: 714-541-1155 San Bernardino: 909-381-3899 San Diego: 619-381-4859 Riverside: 951-445-4155
24 Hour Bail Bonds:
Los Angeles: 323-547-8767
Orange County: 714-541-1155
San Bernardino: 909-381-3899
San Diego: 619-381-4859
Riverside: 951-445-4155
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What is a Bail Resumption of Liability in California?
Posted on Apr 23rd, 2025 by
Bail guarantees that a defendant will return to court for scheduled proceedings after being released pending trial. If a defendant cannot afford to pay the full bail amount, they can seek the services of a surety company. In this case, the defendant pays the bail bondsman 10% of the total bail amount in exchange for the bail bond. The...
What are California Bail Bonds?
Posted on Apr 23rd, 2025 by
Many defendants are in jail today because of pretrial detention. They are yet to be found guilty of their charges but remain in jail awaiting trial. However, these individuals require bail to secure pretrial release. Unfortunately, California’s bail system discriminates against the poor because they are the ones who stay behind bars as they...
Bail Bond Pricing: How Much Does a Bail Bond Cost?
Posted on Mar 20th, 2025 by
Being under arrest does not automatically mean you are guilty of the allegations you are up against. Sometimes, you could be a victim of false claims or mistaken identity, meaning the arrest is illegal. If you are in this situation, you are probably stressed and confused about the possible outcomes of the alleged charge, which is natural,...
Bail Bonds FAQs
Posted on Mar 20th, 2025 by
The bail bond process can be overwhelming if you or a loved one has been arrested. Knowing the bail amount, payment options, release conditions, and who will post the bail is important. You may waste time and money navigating the system without success when you lack information. Bail bonds secure your freedom while awaiting your trial...
What is The Difference Between Bail And Bond?
Posted on Feb 19th, 2025 by
Bail bonds provide a practical means of financing pretrial release. Bail bonds facilitate your release if you cannot cover the bail expenses. Many confuse bail with bail bonds, although the two serve different purposes. Bail is the amount of money a court requires a defendant to post and be released as they await trial. On the other hand, a...
Bail hearings in California
Posted on Feb 19th, 2025 by
Facing an arrest and criminal charges is a traumatizing experience. You want to secure a fast release and avoid the stigma of sitting behind bars. Most defendants in California can secure a release before trial through bail. The bail money assures the court that you will return for scheduled court proceedings and trial. Bail amounts differ...
How to Revoke a Bail Bond
Posted on Feb 19th, 2025 by
When you or a loved one has been arrested, you have a right to be released on bail, awaiting to stand trial. Nonetheless, when you cannot consolidate the bail funds, you can turn to a bail bond service to pay the full bail after paying them a premium fee and agreeing to all their conditions. When you violate bail conditions, the court will...
How to Pay Bail with Tax Refund
Posted on Feb 19th, 2025 by
Bail is an amount you pay the court for a release with a pending case. A judge considers different factors of your case when setting your bail. Courts accept bail in cash, property, or bail bonds. Regardless of the type of bail you choose, you must post it before securing the release. In California, you can post your bail or that of a loved...
