Why should an attorney develop a business relationship with a bail bondsman
Many criminal defense attorneys take calls at all hours. Like a bondsman, a good criminal attorney knows that they need to be available when the potential client is in need or the business may go to someone else. So, let's say you’re a criminal defense attorney, or other attorney who out of courtesy and business relationship gives your cell phone number out readily to clients. You receive a 3:00 AM call from an arrested client. “I’m in jail—get me out”, demands your client. “Let me see what I …
In Business, It’s All About Relationships: Bail is No Different
No Business Is Recession-Proof
The Economic Downturn Affects All Businesses – Even Bail Bonds
Conventional wisdom says that when the economy goes down, crime goes up. And when crime rises, bail bond bondsmen prosper. Actually, neither of these assumptions is correct.
Some states have seen an increase in certain types of crimes, but not all. And yes, the economy has affected bail bondsmen too. Remember, we "sell" a product just like other merchants. If people don't have money to pay their mortgages, they likely can't afford bail bonds either.
Are Crime Rates Really Rising?
It depends on where you live.
Connecticut Attorney General, Richard Blumenthal lamented in March …
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 …
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