We Are a Statewide Bail Bond Company

If you need bail help anywhere in the state of California, just call 877-793-2245 or meet with a local bail agent at office locations.

If you are looking to bail a friend or family member out of jail in California, you need to talk to the professionals here at Los Angeles Bail Bond Store. We have been helping Californians bail their friends and family members out of jail for years. Let us help you with your loved one today.

We are a statewide bail bond company, which means we can bail your loved one out of any jail or courthouse in the state of California. All you have to do to rescue your loved one is talk to one of our bail agents. Even if you and your loved one live on opposite ends of the state, one agent can work with you, while one local to the area works with the jail where your loved one is being held. You will not have to travel across the state because we will do that for you.

Los Angeles Bail Bond Store Covers all of California, and can be reached at any time. Once you find out that you need bail help, you can call on us for help. Our bail agents will be there for you whenever and wherever you need them.

You can talk to an agent anywhere by calling 877-793-2245 or by clicking Chat With Us now.

Bail exists because it is unconstitutional to hold a person in jail for an unreasonable amount of time after their arrest, but before the declaration of guilt or innocence at the end of trial. Bail is the amount of money a person will owe to the court in order to be released from custody during the trial. The Judge will decides how much the bail is. The judge makes the bail decision based on the crime committed, the defendant’s ties to the community, his or her criminal record, and the threat the defendant may pose to the community.

Bail can be paid in 100% cash to the court, up-front, and then the defendant will be released, or 10% of it can be paid to a bail bond company like Los Angeles Bail Bond Store, who will then act as a surety. This 10% would be paid off with a payment plan that continues after the defendant is released.

Now, not every arrestee will be allowed to post bail. The ones who are denied bail are the ones who would have a long history of legal issues, are accused of a very serious, heinous crime, are a flight risk, and/ or pose a real threat to the community. All other defendants who are eligible to post bail, should post bail.

You can learn more about bail and bail bonds by talking to a representative from Los Angeles Bail Bond Store. We hope you will never actually need our bail bond services but if you do, we will help you out.

We can be reached online, or at 877-793-2245 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

When
your child turns 18, his or her juvenile criminal records will be sealed. So it may be that right now, you and your child are coping with their arrest and how it will affect them in the future, but know that when they turn 18, it will be a new chapter for them.

So, parents, if you and your family are going through some tough times right now with your rebellious, somewhat troublesome teenager, we hope that this gives you a little relief, knowing this incident will essentially disappear when they turn 18 and become a legal adult.

Please note that youths cannot post bail, since they are released to their parents and legal guardians. Bail bonds are available for adult arrestees who are eligible for bail. If you happen to know someone who needs one, or if you are going to need one in the future, contact Los Angeles Bail Bond Store.

We can be reached online and at 877-793-2245.

Some
people believe that if they witness a crime, they must report it to the police; if they do not, they themselves are committing a crime. Actually though, in most cases, this is not true. A person may feel the moral obligation to report the crime, but they do not have a legal obligation to do so.

Back to the general rule: if you are an ordinary citizen and you see someone stealing from a store, you are not required to report it. It may be on your conscience, but the police cannot arrest you for not telling them about the incident. If someone else reported the incident, the police may want to question you and get the details of what you may have witnessed. They still will not arrest you for not reporting the crime yourself.

You
know that the police are looking at social media when they are investigating cases. What you may not know is whether they are allowed to do this with or without your consent or a warrant. So, here is what you should know:

• Content posted on public sites and accounts are considered evidence “in plain view” because anyone who has Internet access and access to sites like Facebook can see it. There are no viewing restrictions so the police are free to scour this without a warrant.
• When content is posted on a private account, like a private Facebook account that is only viewable to the user and his or her Facebook friends, then the police need a search warrant to gain viewing access.

People who have been arrested can be eligible for bail. If this happens to someone you know and you want to help bail them out of jail, contact Los Angeles Bail Bond Store online or at 877-793-2245.

Just like the first time we guided you through the bail bond process, we will set you up on a custom payment plan that will cover the 10% premium. Collateral and a co-signer may be required, depending on the situation. There is 0% interest and no hidden fees. Just like before, your loved one will be bailed out of jail in no time.

We hope you found security and trust with Los Angeles Bail Bond Store, the first time around so that for all future bail bond needs, you will trust in us to get the job done again. No matter how many times you need us, we will be there.

We can always be reached online or at 877-793-2245. We will not let you down.

As
you hang up the phone, so many thoughts and emotions are running through your head: my brother has been arrested? What did he do? Will he go to prison? Am I more angry and upset, or concerned and relieved it was not worse? What is next? Is there anything I can do right now to help him?

There is always something you can do to help him: show your support. This can be done in so many ways, like contacting other loved ones, and possibly employers, who need to know about the situation, finding a lawyer, picking his children up from school, etc. The first thing though, is to let him know you will stand by him, and to help him bail out of jail by finding a bail bond company you can afford and rely on, such as Los Angeles Bail Bond Store.

We have been in the bail bond industry for 30 years and know all the right steps and moves to take care of you and your loved one properly. We are not going to waste your time, nor are we going to trick you into spending more than you need to. Just like you, our main concern is getting your loved one out of jail as soon as possible. A bail bond will cost a 10% premium of the full bail amount and within hours, your brother can be back in your embrace.

Get a free consultation from us and we will show you exactly how we are going to take care of your bail bond needs. We can be reached 24/7, both online and at 877-793-2245.

Because social media is such a huge part of social culture now, police departments are ramping up units and departments who are dedicated solely to scouring social media for dangers. Social media is where individuals, organizations, and companies, share their personal lives and thoughts. It is a major means of communication. It is meant to be a place of lighthearted fun, not a place of threats and danger.

In sum, social media can produce evidence to lead to an arrest. Once the arrest is made, the defendant will attend an arraignment hearing to learn what his or her bail is, if any. If bail is granted, the defendant can post 100% bail or, for a more affordable method, reach out to Los Angeles Bail Bond Store.

You can talk to a professional bail agent at 877-793-2245 or online.