Bail bond services, it is in our name. Loma Bail Bond Store has another helpful service that you may not know about, and that is conducting free, anonymous warrant searches. If you have reason to believe that you or a loved one may be wanted by the police, you can ask Loma Bail Bond Store […]
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When Getting Arrested Might Actually Be Funny
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Usually, getting arrested is no laughing matter, but maybe one day it will be both a laughing matter and a “are you serious?” matter. We are talking about a wild case where a person is arrested for committing the most outrageous, silly crimes in California. These crimes come from laws that really leave us scratching […]
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The Cost Of A First-Time DUI In California
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$45,000. That is the low end of the average cost of what a first time DUI can cost you in California. Knowing this, wouldn’t you rather pay $20 for a Lyft or Uber home from the bar? Let’s break that figure down. INSURANCE – This is the highest DUI related cost. Insurance will go up […]
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Yes, Your Tax Return Can Be Used Towards Bail
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At David Ortiz Bail Bonds in Visalia, we are often asked if tax return money can be applied towards bail bond payments and the answer is always yes. Once the return is successfully transferred into your bank account, it is 100% your money and up to you to decide what you want to do with […]
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Mini Celebrations: Relief For An Arrest Situation
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Breaking up a long, stressful situation with small celebrations can be very helpful in alleviating pain and the stress, but the celebrations should only go so far. Say your loved one has been arrested, just think about how long it is going to be until this whole thing blows over. Think about the stress and […]
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Consider Using Tax Returns For Bail
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Wise spending and budgeting is an excellent quality to have because every now and then, there are purchases or payments that need to be made that a person was never financially prepared for. One example is when a person suddenly learns they need to pay for their loved one’s bail. Now, we at David Ortiz […]
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Why Valley Oaks Bail Bond Store?
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Valley Oaks Bail Bond Store is a 30 year old California bail bond company. What we do is work with families and friends of jailed defendants, those who were recently arrested, and have yet to stand trial. Together, we bail those loved ones out of jail using bail bonds that are much more affordable than […]
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Out On Bail Will More Likely Appear For Court
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Did you know that a person who is out on bail is more likely to show up for their court dates? One of the biggest reasons this is true is that their current release could not have happened if it were not for the bail bond co-signer and/or anyone who pledged collateral. If the defendant […]
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David Ortiz Bail Bonds in Visalia Can Check If You Are A Wanted Criminal
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Did you know that besides issuing bail bonds to defendants who are already in jail, David Ortiz Bail Bonds in Visalia can also conduct free, anonymous warrant searches for individuals who are not under arrest? If you are wondering if there is a warrant out for your arrest, or for a loved one of yours, […]
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Where Are Our Sanctuary Cities?
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Though there is no formal legal definition of a “sanctuary city,” the United States is made up of about 300 cities, towns, and counties that call themselves one. These sanctuary cities call themselves so, because they have vowed to protect undocumented immigrants from deportation. They do this by not questioning a person’s immigration status, by […]