A bail bond is a non-refundable payment to a bail agent and company that gets a person out of jail. This person has not yet stood trial; bail bond releases are not allowed for those who have been found guilty and sentenced to prison. Here are common bail bond rules to keep in mind:

• The bail amount is set by the judge based on the crime, the person’s criminal history, and their ties to the community.
• The defendant, or someone on their behalf, must contact the bail agency to discuss the situation and get a bail bond. Bail bond companies will not be the ones to initiate and reach out to the defendant.
• The bail agent does not have the authority to lower bail, nor can he or she request the judge to re-evaluate the bail amount.
• The defendant is required to show up at all court appointments. If he or she does not, the court forfeits the bail bond. The bail agent will then need to return the defendant to custody.
• If the defendant failed to show up at court, the bail agent will have to pay off the full bail amount. In order to protect the bail agent though, there is usually a co-signer on the bail bond.
• The co-signer then, would be responsible for paying, including relinquishing any collateral that was pledged. The co-signer also has rights and can withdraw his or her name from the bail bond at any time.

Bail bonds are much easier to pay for release than paying 100% of the bail to court. While there are stipulations, they’re still easier to comply with.

To learn more about bail and bail bonds, please contact Riverside County Bail Bond Store today!

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When it comes to making payments, a lot of bail bonds companies will want collateral, in case their clients stops paying. The collateral can be anything from a car to a house, it all depends on the value of the object and the price of the bail bond. If you fail to pay the bail, the company keeps whatever you put up as collateral.

At Tarzana Bail Bond Store, you do not need collateral when you have a working co-signer. When we have someone who is willing to sign and is working, we trust that our clients will pay for the bond. After all, we are here to help you by making things easier, we do not want to make things more difficult.

We will work with you to create a personalized payment plan, one that you can truly afford. We will break up the large cost of the bond into smaller, more manageable, monthly payments. Unlike our competitors, who just want to make more money off of you, we will never surprise you with hidden fees.

All consultations are free, so don’t hesitate to contact Tarzana Bail Bond Store today!

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We have offices and bail agents located all over California, with most offices near the local jail or courthouse. Our professional bail bondsmen can bail your friend or family member out of any jail or courthouse in the state. You can count on one of our bail agents to be there when you need them most.

At Tarzana Bail Bond Store, we strive to provide all of our clients with the best possible bail service. We do not want to add to your stress by forcing you to put something of yours up as collateral. This makes bail easier for you, which makes your experience with us a more pleasant one.

Do not wait until a loved one has been arrested, contact Tarzana Bail Bond Store right now!

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• Bail – determined by a judge, this is the amount of money a defendant will need to pay court in order to leave jail.
• Bond, or bail bond – a written contract from a professional bail agent to the court (acts as bail payment) with the understanding that if the defendant fails to go to court, the bail agent is responsible for the full payment.
• Bone revocation – this is taking bail eligibility away from a defendant and putting them back in jail. This happens usually when a person (typically a bail bond cosigner or the judge) no longer trusts the defendant to keep his or her promise on his or her bail release terms and show up in court.
• Co-signer – often used for bail bonds, this person would be responsible for getting the defendant to court because often, the bail agent does not want that risk for him or herself.
• Collateral – often used for bail bonds, this is property or valuables that a cosigner must forfeit to the bail agent if the defendant fails to appear in court.
• Own recognizance – in some cases, a defendant will be released from jail without needing to pay bail. This is on his or her “own recognizance” with the understanding and promise that he or she will appear in court when asked to.

Knowing these common bail-associated terms, we at California Bail Bond Store hope you understand the importance of these, and why it’s very important to abide by any and all bail and jail terms if you or someone you love is ever in this type of position. By adhering to rules, the bail and jail process will be much simpler, smoother, and affordable. But if something goes wrong and problems arise, there will be additional consequences.

If you have further questions or concerns regarding bail and jail, or if you need a bail bond agent to help you out, pick up the phone and call us at 800-793-2245! We’ll be glad to help you out in any way we can.

There is something about knowing we are needed that is just gratifying. Any good person who loves and cares about their friends and family wants to help them out whenever and however they can, will want to do so. If the two of you really do have an unbreakable friendship, you shouldn’t be afraid to approach them during even your worst days.

When you’re in the most trouble you’ve ever been (and we’re talking you being in legal trouble), you’ll feel embarrassed and ashamed. That’s perfectly okay. Your best friend will not shrug you off though. Your best friend will be able to get you the help you ask for, whether he or she can personally provide that or if it means he or she searches for someone who is professionally equipped for your situation like a therapist or a bail bond company like us at Santa Ana Bail Bond Store. Whatever you need, your best friend can help you. Just ask for their help. They like knowing they are needed.

As we mentioned, Santa Ana Bail Bond Store can help provide bail assistance. All you or your loved one needs to do is call 714-973-2245. We have over 150 agents ready to take your call any hour of the day, any day of the week. Just let us know who is in trouble and we will get right to work.

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We all have so many friends that it’s too hard to count exactly how many. But, if you had to narrow your list down to the ones you trust the most, you’d probably bring it down to no more than a handful of people. We’re talking the friends and family members you would reveal your deepest, darkest, most embarrassing and humiliating secrets to. Like getting arrested for a serious crime.

It’s one thing to not want your most-trusted friends and family to know what you got in trouble for, and how much trouble you’re in; it’s another thing to get over this embarrassment and tell them because you need their support and help. They will have all sorts of emotions – frustrated, angry, disappointed, confused. But if they are truly as trustworthy as you believe them to be, they will find a way to help get you through this difficult situation. They keep your secret as safe as they can. They will reach out to other sources for any other help and they may do so anonymously, like searching for a great therapist or rehab center. They will help pay for bail. They will help your family in your absence.

Knowing those who you trust most is very important, and they ought to know it before you get into trouble. What we mean is that you must maintain a very close relationship with them. They need to know how much they mean to you so that you do not take advantage of their kindness. Best friends and family members are one of the most key factors to have a happy life. So, if you haven’t talked to your best friend in awhile, go ahead and give them a call just to say hello. By keeping up with them, you’ll be able to count them as one of your most trusted people in life, and vice versa.

Do not hesitate to call, consultations with a Santa Ana Bail Bond Store agent is FREE, so call now at 714-973-2245.