News & Advice
The cardinal rule of bonds is to always appear in court; missing a hearing can lead to bond forfeiture and arrest.
...Bail jumping affects your criminal record, adding new charges, fines, and possible jail time, even if the original case is dismissed.
...The 80/20 rule for bonds refers to general financial risk ratios, but in bail, you usually pay 10%, not 20%, as a standard fee.
...Bounty hunters don’t have more authority than police — their power is limited to capturing fugitives under a bond agreement.
...The TSA doesn’t check if you’re on bond, but leaving the state or country may violate bond terms, leading to arrest if discovered.
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Staying safe while having fun A lot of us like to celebrate and relax with an alcoholic drink every now and then. Maybe more than one or two, but before...
Immigration and arrest Immigration is a scary world for many, regardless of what country they are from or where they are currently living. It often proves theory to the old...
Whether you or a loved one has been arrested, posting bail can be expensive. Depending on the offense, the county, and the defendant’s history, the cost can be substantial. If...
Bail Bonds and Immigration Services No one wants to get the call that a loved one has been arrested by ICE. No one wants to be in a situation with...
We understand there’s nothing more stressful than learning a family member or a loved one has been arrested! That news alone can send you into an emotional spiral leaving you...