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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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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...
Can You Post Bond On A Felony Charge?
Posted on Feb 19th, 2025 by
If you have been arrested and charged with a felony in California, you will likely have several questions and concerns running through your mind about what comes next. For example, you might wonder whether it is possible to post bail in your case. If you are asking yourself this, the short answer is, in most cases, you can post bail even...
How Long Can You Be Held Without Bond in California?
Posted on Feb 19th, 2025 by
Most defendants secure a release from jail with pending criminal charges by posting bail. However, not all defendants can secure bail release. The court can deny you bail or set the bail amount too high for you to afford. The duration the court can hold you without bond depends on different factors of your case. They include your criminal...
How to Pay For Bail With a Car?
Posted on Nov 15th, 2024 by
An arrest is a devastating experience for a defendant and their family. When you learn of a loved one's arrest, you want to arrange a quick release for them. This allows them to come home and move on with their lives while their case is pending. You must post bail to secure a release before your trial. The court sets bail amounts at a...
What Happens to Bail After Your Case is Completed?
Posted on Nov 15th, 2024 by
Many defendants secure a pre-trial release by posting bail. But most of these defendants and their loved ones wonder what happens to bail after the court proceedings end. Considering the amount of money or bond you’ve posted to secure a pre-trial release, you would want to learn what happens after the case is completed. This article explains...
How to Get Around Cash Only Bond
Posted on Oct 17th, 2024 by
Arrests and imprisonment are everyday occurrences, but not every defendant understands the bail process. As a defendant or arrestee, you have several options for securing a temporary release from jail upon arrest since you have not yet received a guilty verdict on the alleged charge. In most cases, you will have multiple ways of securing...
Can You Get Bailed Out of Jail on a Weekend?
Posted on Oct 17th, 2024 by
If your arrest falls on a weekend, it could be devastating thinking that you will spend your entire weekend in jail. However, that does not have to happen since you can post bail over the weekend. Your friends or family can bail you out of jail by paying cash bail. If that is impossible, they can seek the help of a bail bondsman to process...
