18 is the minimum age to be sent to jail, arrested juveniles are released back to their parents, but there is never a maximum age to which you cannot rely on your parents’ help any longer. Even if in 20 years you are arrested for committing a crime, you can and should call up your […]
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Your Arrest Will Soon Be Gone, So Be Prepared
09
Apr
Apr
Just like getting an “F” in high school did not stop you from graduating, an arrest is not going to stop you from your future endeavors, it will just put them on a momentary pause. The best way to face an arrest and trial is to simply be prepared. For the next steps. For possible […]
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Did You Know Juvenile Records Are Sealed When They Turn 18?
09
Apr
Apr
When your child turns 18, his or her juvenile criminal record will be sealed. So it may be that you and your child are coping with their arrest right now and worried on how it will affect them in the future, know that when they turn 18, it will be a new chapter for them. […]
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Risking Driving In The Carpool Lane – Is It Worth It?
04
Apr
Apr
Carpool lanes in California are reserved for drivers who have at least 1 extra passenger in their vehicle. These lanes were created to relieve some traffic congestion. Often times, you will see the traffic in the carpool lane, or the high occupancy vehicle (HOV) lane going faster than the other 3-6 lanes to the right […]
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Save Money For Bail
04
Apr
Apr
Although we hope you never have to use your savings fund for bail bond payments, it is still critical to have a savings fund to begin with. The purpose of this fund is certainly for future, desired large purchases and investments like homes, cars, travel, and college funds, but it can also be used in […]
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Don’t Miss Out On Life Just Because You Think Bail Is Too Expensive
04
Apr
Apr
When a person is arrested, there is no telling how long they will remain in jail if they do not post bail. It could be days, weeks, or even months. If there is an opportunity to post bail, then take it. Do not worry too much about how much the bail is because you can […]
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See How Expensive Bail Can Get
02
Apr
Apr
If you ever had to bail yourself or a loved one out of jail, you know how expensive it can be. It can be a few thousand for the less serious crimes, but for more serious crimes and repeat offenders, bail can be tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of dollars. For some […]
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Spring Your Loved One Out Of Jail
02
Apr
Apr
Spring is here, so why don’t you spring your loved one out of jail with a bail bond? Understandably, it takes more time for your loved one to post bail without the help of loved ones. After all, they would have to get all of it organized from within jail, where they have extremely limited […]
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Now Is The Time To Seek Help, To Bail Out Of Jail
02
Apr
Apr
If there is ever a time to let your guard down, show your vulnerability, and disregard judgment, it is when you need a bail bond to get yourself out of jail. This is not about pride at all; it is about getting through an extremely tough situation with loved ones supporting you along the way. […]
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Moral Obligation Vs. Legal Obligation To Report A Crime
28
Mar
Mar
Some people believe that if they witness a crime, they must report it to the police; if they do not, they themselves are committing a crime. Actually though, in most cases, this is not true. A person may feel the moral obligation to report the crime, but they do not have a legal obligation to […]