If you ask anyone who used a bail bond to get themselves or a loved one out of jail for a recommendation, they will tell you to contact Bail Bond Store in Los Angeles. Rather than spend more time shopping around for different bail bond companies, and effectively making your loved one’s wait behind bars longer, go directly to Bail Bond Store in Los Angeles. Consultations are free and you do not need to wait until normal business hours since Bail Bond Store in Los Angeles is available around the clock.

During the consultation, you and the Bail Bond Store in Los Angeles representative will discuss the charges that are filed against your loved one and what their bail is. Together you will come up with a custom payment plan that fits your financial needs. Having been in the bail bond industry for 30 years, Bail Bond Store in Los Angeles has seen it all and will find a way to work with you, no matter what your situation.

A goal of Bail Bond Store in Los Angeles’s is to make the whole bail situation less stressful for you. One of the ways they do this is by accepting all forms of payment: cash, credit, debit, and checks. For convenience, their website has a secure payment portal for electronic payments.

Bail Bond Store in Los Angeles stays open around the clock because the night and early hours of the morning are no strangers to criminal activity and arrests. Bail Bond Store in Los Angeles is always ready to help anyone that comes through their office doors, calls on the phone, or chats with them online. People seek bail bond assistance at all hours of the day, so Bail Bond Store in Los Angeles wants to make sure they are available to these people.

Trust in the team at Bail Bond Store in Los Angeles. They will get the job done for you quickly and at an affordable price. Bail Bond Store in Los Angeles can be reached online or at 877-793-2245.

Have you ever wondered how you would get out of jail if you were ever arrested? No, we do not mean break out, but bail out. Would you ask a friend or family member to bail you out, or would you do it yourself? You could use your phone call to talk to a professional bail bond company, which would then help you get out of jail. However, have you considered how you would pay the bail agent?

While in jail, a person does not have access to his or her bank account, meaning they have no funds for bail other than what they had on them at the time of arrest. This can prove troublesome, since in most cases, a person cannot be released from until after he or she has paid for the bail.

When it comes to paying bail, the whole thing has to be paid at once, in cash. Unless you were walking around with thousands of dollars in your pocket at the time of your arrest, bailing yourself out by paying bail is not something you can do.

Luckily, most bail bond companies only need a small portion of the bail bond to be paid before the defendant can be released from jail. However, as before, there needs to be some amount of payment for the person to be released from jail. Luckily, some bail bond companies are willing to work with their clients on this. In some instances, if the client has a good credit score and job, the bail bond company will get him or her out of jail for no money down. This helps the client get out of jail, so he or she has access to a bank account to then pay for the bail bond within the next day or so.

As you can see, bailing out of jail can be tricky, but only if you do not have a good bail agent at your side. That is why it is important to find one of the best bail agents in California, which you can do by contacting Bail Bond Store in Los Angeles.

Bail Bond Store in Los Angeles can be reached at any time by calling 877-793-2245.

Plan as we might, we never truly know where we are going to be a few days from now. You could be planning a nice summer trip, and if everything goes right, you will end up exactly where you wanted to be. However, something could go terribly wrong, and suddenly your trip is canceled. That is exactly what happened for some people.

No one woke up intending to get arrested, but that is what happened. Now, they are sitting in jail while they await their trial process. Their summer plans may have been changed, but it does not have to be as bad as they might think. They can bail out of jail, and even though they probably will not be permitted to travel, they can at least enjoy their summer at home.

If you have a friend or family member whose summer plans were interrupted and canceled by an arrest, you can offer your help. Just contact a professional bail bond company like Bail Bond Store in Los Angeles to begin the process of bailing out your friend or family member.

Bail Bond Store in Los Angeles makes bailing someone out of jail quick and easy. Our knowledgeable bail agents will any questions that you might have and will do all of the hard work for you. On top of that, we can have someone out of jail in as little as 2 hours in some counties.

By bailing out your loved one, you will be allowing him or her to enjoy the summer. Your friend or family member will be better able to prepare for his or her trial, and continue to have a normal life.

Have you heard of the proposed bill by Senator Scott Weiner from San Francisco that would allow bars to stay open later? State Bill 384, which is referred to as “Let Our Communities Adjust Late Night” or LOCAL Act for short, will allow communities to adjust how late restaurants and bars can serve alcohol.

Under this new law, city governments would be able to adjust the time from 2am, to anywhere up to 4am. This gives the city more control over the serving of alcohol, which can greatly affect nightlife in the city. Many cities across the state of California rely on having a busy night life to help support the local economy.

The law will not force cities to change the cut off call for serving alcohol. What it does is let cities extend the last call time from 2am to 4am.

This is not the first proposed bill to do this. A similar bill was proposed back in 2013. However, this bill did not gain enough votes to pass through committee.

The LOCAL Act recently passed through the California state senate last week. However, this does not mean it will become a law. It has a few more hurdles to pass before becoming a full-fledged California law.

What do you think? Should California cities be able to extend the last call time for alcohol service?

Did you know that in California, women may not drive in a housecoat, or that no vehicle without a driver may exceed 60 miles per hour? We are not pulling your leg. These are real laws that are still written in California’s law books. They are not the only weird, odd, peculiar laws this state still has today. In addition to those,

• It is illegal to spit in Burlingame, unless you are on a baseball diamond.
• Women may not wear high heels in Carmel.
• Pinball machines are outlawed in El Monte.
• Any man who has a moustache in Eureka is forbidden to kiss a woman, even if she is his girlfriend or wife.
• Anyone who wishes to purchase a wax container must be at least 18 years of age.
• In Hollywood, no one may drive over 2,000 sheep down Hollywood Boulevard.
• It is illegal to drink intoxicating cement in Indian Wells.
• Moth hunting is illegal in Los Angeles when done under a street light.
• In Norco, having a rhinoceros as a pet is allowed as long as the owner gets a $100 license first.
• Molesting butterflies is strictly prohibited in Pacific Grove.
• Dogs are not allowed to chase squirrels in the summer.
• Unless they do not mind being fined $250, San Diegans must take their Christmas lights down by February 2.
• People who are classified as “ugly” may not walk down the streets of San Francisco.
• Having more than two cats or dogs as pets is not allowed in San Jose.
• In Walnut, every child must get a special permit from the sheriff in order to wear a mask on Halloween.

If you search the Internet, you will find so many more weird laws that still exist in California and will leave you scratching your head. In fact, every state in the U.S. has their share of odd laws and it is pretty entertaining to read.

We hope you never get arrested for violating one of these wacky laws but if you do, call Los Angeles Bail Bond Store anytime. We will look past your embarrassment and bail you out of jail as soon as possible.

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

With the passing of prop 64, the topic of drug possession has become more prominent in recent months. While it is now legal for people 21 and older to possess some small amount of marijuana, this is the only drug that has been legalized. Even still, there are rules and restrictions to its use.

Even though the recreational use of marijuana was legalized, many other drugs and substances remain illegal to use and possess.

Some of these illegal substances are:

• Heroin
• Cocaine
• Meth
• Ecstasy
• LSD

Possessing any of these drugs can get a person in trouble with the law. Now you might be wondering what constitutes as possession in California?

Possession of a drug could be:

• Having it on your person
• Having it in your glovebox or anywhere else in your vehicle
• Having it in your house

When it comes to punishment for illegal possession of controlled substances, things can vary. Illegal possession of most controlled substances is considered a misdemeanor offense in California thanks to the recently passed Prop 47. This means that someone convicted of drug possession faces no more than a year in jail, and/or a small fine.

In many instances, the defendant will be required to participate in a drug treatment program.

At the start of this year, the state of New Jersey eliminated its bail system in favor of a system where judges determine whether or not it is safe to release the defendant. The idea of this new system was to be fairer to people who would not be able to generate the funds needed to pay for bail. This is the very same system that lawmakers want to implement in California.

It is easy to see how this system sounds like a good idea. You remove the need for people to pay to get out of jail, thus allowing even the poorest person to get out of jail. Unfortunately for many people, this new system is a problem. This system does little to protect victims, or deter criminals.

Many officers refer to this new setup as a revolving door system. Criminals get arrested, and are back out the street by the end of the day. The punishment for committing a crime has been removed, thus allowing the criminals to continue with their ways. This puts thousands of innocent people at risk.

Of course, these criminals will still face charges, they have only been released for the period of their trial. However, since they have been released, there is nothing to stop them from committing more crimes during this period. This differs from when someone is out on bail, since the person out on bail has something to lose. This person paid to get out of jail, and will have wasted the money if he or she gets arrested again.

If the defendant did nothing to get out, like they do in this new system, then there is nothing preventing him or her from committing another crime. Let New Jersey be an example for California, this planned new system will not benefit anyone other than the criminals.

Bail offers a person incentive to be on his or her best behavior, and another set of eyes to watch that person during the trial process.

If you have never been pulled over for a DUI before, you may wonder how you should answer when asked if you have been drinking after having a drink or 2. As a United States citizen, you have the right against self-incrimination. This means that you do not have to answer that question.

However, that does not mean you have the right to lie to the officer, or ignore his or her requests. If the officer asks for your license and registration, you should provide it. Lying, will only make things worse for you. The officer will be able to tell if you have had too much alcohol. If you admit to having a two drinks, when you really had 6, you will still be asked to take a field sobriety and a breathalyzer test. These tests will show how many drinks you truly had, and will cause the officer to disregard anything you say from that point on.

If you choose to not answer the question, you can inform the officer that you would rather not say. You can also say that you would like to speak with your attorney.

Asking to speak to your attorney cannot be used against you. Remaining silent does not mean you will be allowed to leave. Chances are, you will still need to take a field sobriety and a breathalyzer test. Remaining silent simply keeps you from admitting guilt, or lying to the officer.

Your final option is to just be up front and honest with the officer. You cannot be legally arrested for drunk driving if your Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) is under 0.08%. In this instance, if you have only recently had one or two drinks, you should be okay. This is even truer if there was an hour or more time between the 2 drinks. You may still have to take a field sobriety and breathalyzer test in this situation. However, there is a chance that the officer might deem that you are capable of driving and let you go on your way.

Ultimately, the best way to avoid this kind of situation, is to have a plan ready when drinking will be involved. Either designate someone as the driver so that he or she will not drink, or get a ride from a taxi, Uber, or Lyft. This way, you will be safe, and you will not have to worry about getting pulled over.

Many people out there have a certain flow that they follow from day to day. This routine of theirs keeps them happy and content. They don’t often very from it. When they do, they begin to feel like everything is falling apart. This gets even worse if they are arrested. In this scenario, their whole routine is blasted to bits.

As one of their loved ones, you want to help get him or her out of jail as quickly as you can. You want to help your friend or family member relax. You can do this by contacting the professionals here at Los Angeles Bail Bond Store.

Our agents help people on a daily basis. It is a part of their routine. While each case may be different, they all boil down to helping someone get home. Our agents love this fact. That is why they do everything that they can to help their clients.

You can trust that no matter when in your daily routine you call, one of our agents will be there for you. Our agents are available 24/7. They will work with you whenever you need them. If you have any questions, do not bae afraid to ask. Our agents will get you the answers that you need.

With our experts helping you, your loved one can be back home in no time. He or she will be able to relax and get back into his or her routine. All you have to do is talk to one the amazing agents here at Los Angeles Bail Bond Store. We will help you get your loved one’s life back to normal.

Just click Chat With Us or call 877-793-2245 now.

Have you ever considered what you would do if one of your friends or family members got arrested? If you are like most people, you probably have not. Most people never think that a loved one could get arrested. Unfortunately, thousands of people are arrested daily in California, and chances are they were not prepared for it.

Luckily, there are people who are prepared for such an outcome, and they are willing to help you. There are professional bail agents who are willing to help you rescue your loved one from jail. The best agents are at Los Angeles Bail Bond Store. These agents have years of training and experience.

Los Angeles Bail Bond Store was founded 30 years ago in 1987. They have been helping Californians get out of jail quickly and easily for decades. Even if the agents are new, you can trust that they have experienced agents helping them. You will get nothing but the very best from the bail agents at Los Angeles Bail Bond Store.

You can talk to an agent online, in person, or over the phone. Once you do, he or she will begin working for you right away. Your bail agent will not rest until your loved one has been released from jail. In some counties, your loved one can be out of jail in as little as 2 hours.

All you have to do to get started is talk to one of Los Angeles Bail Bond Store’s bail agents. They will walk you through the entire bail process, and answer any questions that you might have. Consultations are free, so there is no reason to wait any longer.

Just call 877-793-2245 or click Chat With Us now to speak with a professional bail agent.