When it comes to the pricing of bail bonds, the price can change drastically from case to case. This is due to the fact that no two clients are facing the same situation. This can make informing the public of prices difficult. However, we always try to help our clients understand their situation. Some of […]
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How to Pick the Right Bail Bond Company
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Trying to decide on the best bail bond company to help you bail your loved one out of jail is a tough decision to make when there is a lot of legal jargon that you do not understand and you are stressed knowing your loved one has been arrested. We hope you are never in […]
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Fresno Bail Bond Store Is Always There for You
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Some people will never need a bail bond, others may need it only once, and some may need it more than once. It can be disappointing when people need a bail bond, and it gets worse when they need it more than once. Nonetheless, Fresno Bail Bond Store is a professional, reliable, and helpful bail […]
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Make a Habit of Saving Money
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Saving money is an extremely good habit to have. Hopefully those savings will not need to be touched and can be put to things you are actually saving for like buying a home. However, when an emergency calls, you will at least have some money available. Here are some ways to save a little more […]
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Arrested for Licking a Toad? You Can Post Bail for That
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Bail bonds are used to release defendants from jail who are accused of all sorts of crimes, such as theft, conspiracy, or domestic violence. You know, typical things that are obviously crimes. However, did you know that in California, a person can still technically be arrested for one of these outlandishly wacky laws? • Women […]
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Advice to Future You
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You wanted to start 2017 off with a bang and make it a memorable celebration, but you didn’t imagine you would be sitting in jail and waiting to post bail. Now that you have dealt with the whole situation and put it behind you, what would you share with others who find themselves in a […]
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Sleep Can Wait – Bail Cannot!
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Just when it seemed like your New Year’s celebrations were going perfectly, and you were going to make it home without issue, you find out that a friend of yours has been arrested. Now, instead of finally getting to fall into your bed and drift off into a deep slumber, you are calming your friend […]
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Hang in There! 2017 Will Be Better
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You want to start the New Year with the utmost positivity. Have this mentality: no matter what hardships you come to face, or sudden obstacles come in your way, you are going to get through them. So, even getting arrested early on in the New Year should not bring you down. Tell yourself this was […]
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What Determines Own Recognizance Release
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Not all who are arrested are given the opportunity to be released on own recognizance, which is when a defendant signs formal papers promising to show up for court, then is released from jail. Most defendants are granted bail, meaning they have to pay money to the court in order to be released from jail. […]
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Juvenile vs. Adult Proceedings
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There are different proceedings, rights, and consequences for someone 17 or younger who gets arrested versus someone 18 or older who is arrested. In most states, anyone 17 or younger is called a juvenile, and when they turn 18, they are called an adult. The differences are due to the fact that juveniles have less […]