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7 Aspects of Bail Reduction

High Bail Amounts
Sometimes, a client’s bail amount is very high and neither the defendant or the family is able to pay the bail bond fee or provide adequate collateral. Generally, we're talking big dollars: $200,000 or a million dollar bail.

If this is the case, the only way a defendant can make bail is by asking for the bail to be reduced. Keep in mind, a bail reduction hearing takes time. An attorney needs to get the case in front of a judge and that's not a quick-fix

A bail bondsman can aid this process by providing a beneficial testimony at …

By |September 2nd, 2014|Bail Industry Features|Comments Off on 7 Aspects of Bail Reduction
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1275 Hearing: The Truth Will Set You Free

How To Prepare For A 1275 Hearing & Obtain Bail

All you want is to bail your loved one out of jail as quickly as possible. When someone is arrested, the bail process can be confusing and stress under any circumstances, but even more so when the Court is asking additional questions about income and finances.  The judge wants to see tax forms, credit card bills, verify rent and car payment amounts, and check income. This seems more like a tax audit than bail bond hearing.  What's going on?

It's a “1275 hold” that requires a hearing before a judge.  Most …

By |May 1st, 2008|Bail Industry Features|Comments Off on 1275 Hearing: The Truth Will Set You Free
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