Justice has been working with their surety company in Riverside County for a long time. Their proven track record of successful bail bond relationships has earned them the surety company’s trust — which is how we write large bonds without collateral when others can’t.
How we write bonds without collateral
Qualifying is evaluated case by case and generally requires approved credit, California state residency, no failure-to-appear (FTA) history, and a qualified cosigner. For large bonds without collateral, GPS ankle monitoring may be used. Simply signing for or paying for someone’s bail won’t have any effect on your credit score.
What can be used as collateral
When collateral is used, we accept cars, boats, planes, real estate, investments, stocks, and bonds. Real-estate exclusions include mobile homes, vacant lots, foreclosures, underwater properties, and properties with liens or back taxes.
Why choose Justice
Best rates in Riverside County, large bonds over $2 million, payment plans, no-down bail bonds on approved credit, 1% bail bond payment plans, low monthly payments, all major credit cards accepted, online payments and paperwork, and military, union, and AARP discounts — backed by a bilingual staff and 20+ years of industry experience.
Watch the rate
California Insurance Code § 1800 caps the bail premium at 10% of the face amount of the bond — that’s the legal ceiling, not the minimum. Anything above 10% is illegal. Walk away from any bondsman who quotes above the cap, demands wired money before paperwork is signed, has no California Department of Insurance license number visible, or pressures you to decide in under a minute. A real bondsman walks the family through the math.