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Getting the Best Outcomes with Us

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Just moments ago, you got off the phone and learned your loved one has been arrested. Your day just became a lot more difficult, and now you have to change up some of your plans to figure out what you are going to do. You cannot just let them sit in jail waiting. You want to act fast to get them out of jail.

First, we will give you a free consultation and explain our services to you. This will tell you how we will get your loved one out of jail. We will come up with a custom payment plan for your 10% premium payment, which you will find unbeatable with other bail bond companies. We will also discuss any collateral that can be accepted, if applicable, and the possible need for a co-signer.

Other attractive features of ours include 0% interest, no hidden fees, 24/7 availability, and phone approvals, just to name a few. We have been in the bail bond industry for 30 years, and we have more satisfied clients than other bail bond companies. We have the power and ability to bail out all kinds of individuals, no matter what their financial and legal situation is. We work with every defendant and family who comes to us because we will always find a flexible solution. If someone needs help, we are right there to offer it. That is in our nature.

How I Post Bail With or Without a Bail Bond Company?

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Unless you work in the bail industry, law enforcement, or are a lawyer, it is doubtful you would know exactly what to do when you learn your loved one has been arrested and needs help posting bail. Do not worry about that. For one, you never expected to be put in this kind of situation. Secondly, there are professionals who know what to do and will help and support you and your loved one.

There are a couple of ways your loved one’s bail can be posted. The first is 100% cash bail, where the entire amount of the bail must be surrendered to the court in order for your loved one to be released from custody. Your loved one will be given a court date, which they are required to show up for, not only because this is when they are set for trial, but also because your bail money can be returned if you do.

The second way to post bail is to hire a professional bail bond agency to assist and alleviate some of the stress. Rather than paying 100% of the bail to the court, you will consult with the bail bond company to create a custom payment plan. With this payment plan, you will end up paying in total, only 10% of the full bail amount. In addition, your loved one would be released from custody after paperwork is signed and processed, meaning your payment due dates will happen after your loved one is released.

This is a more affordable option that allows your loved one to be released sooner. However, there are additional contingencies. Although your 10% payment to the bail bond company will not be refunded, your loved one will still be required to show up for their court date. If they fail to do this, their bail is in jeopardy. The bail bond company may also require a co-signer and collateral, which act like insurance and securities in case the defendant does not show up for court.

Given that needing a bail is a stressful matter, most people decide to hire a bail bond company to assist them through the process. Bail bond companies such as us focus heavily on getting your loved one out of jail, leaving less for you to worry about. You have other matters to take care of, like the rest of your family, daily chores, and work. Bail bond agents like the ones that proudly represent our reliable, professional, fast, and on your side. They want to get your loved one out of jail and back home as much as you do.

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Then, you will need to turn yourself in to the police. You will go through the booking process where your mugshot is taken, your loose items confiscated, and more. Your arraignment hearing will follow the booking process. This will be where the charges against you are formally filed, and your bail determined. Once the judge announces your bail, then we can begin the paperwork.

The cost for a bail bond is 10% of the full bail amount. That means if bail is set at $40,000, then you only pay $4,000 for the bail bond. Although this $4,000 is not refundable, you get a certain amount of weeks to pay it off, as agreed upon between you and us. People who decide to post bail without a bail bond, meaning they do 100% cash bail, can get their money refunded as long as they show up for court, but it often takes them longer to come up with the money to pay for bail. They may be in police custody for weeks or months before they have all the money to pay for their bail. More often than not, bail bonds are the faster and more affordable route to posting bail.

Whether you are in need of a bail bond, an anonymous warrant check, or both, we are the team you need by your side. Agents are friendly, compassionate, and reliable and will be with you each step of the way.

Is Your Car Ready for Summer?

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No one wants to get stranded on the side of the road because their car broke down. This is especially true when things start to warm up in summer. Being stranded during the heat of summer can be truly miserable. That is why it is important to take care of your vehicle, and make sure that it is in prime condition.

Here are some things that you should check on your vehicle to ensure it gets you where you need to go.

Check coolant levels in your radiator. Your radiator is what keeps your engine from overheating while it is running. However, it cannot do this if there is not enough coolant in it. Be sure you have enough coolant in the system, and that there are no leaks or other types of damage to the cooling system.

Examine your tires. Your tires face a lot of wear and tear on a daily basis. This can get worse in the summer as roads heat up. Make sure your vehicles tires are still in good condition, or look into getting them replaced. Also be sure to check their air pressure. Every vehicle is designed to have tires with a certain size and air pressure. If your tires are over or under inflated, it can affect your gas mileage.

Check the oil. Your vehicle has oil in both the engine and transmission. This oil helps them keep cool and run smoothly. If there is no oil, then metal scraps against metal, and can cause costly damage. Frequently checking the oil levels in both can help keep your vehicle running for a long time.

Examine your windshield wipers. The summer sun can be rough on your vehicles rubber wiper blades. You may not need them much in the summer, but every once in a while, a storm rolls through. Getting caught in the rain with bad wiper blades can be a real hassle, and can even be dangerous if you cannot see. Be sure that your blades have not dried out, or separated from their frame.

Check you AC. Driving without air conditioning can be truly miserable in summer. If your AC is not blow cold air, be sure to take it to your local mechanic. You probably need more refrigerant in the system, which most mechanics can help you with.

If you do all of this, your vehicle should be able to get you where you need to go this summer. Just doing these quick little things now, can prevent you from getting stranded on the side of the road in triple degree heat. Take care of your vehicle, and it will take care of you this summer.

When Should the Party End?

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Have you heard of the proposed bill by Senator Scott Weiner from San Francisco that would allow bars to stay open later? State Bill 384, which is referred to as “Let Our Communities Adjust Late Night” or LOCAL Act for short, will allow communities to adjust how late restaurants and bars can serve alcohol.

Under this new law, city governments would be able to adjust the time from 2am, to anywhere up to 4am. This gives the city more control over the serving of alcohol, which can greatly affect nightlife in the city. Many cities across the state of California rely on having a busy night life to help support the local economy.

The law will not force cities to change the cut off call for serving alcohol. What it does is let cities extend the last call time from 2am to 4am.

This is not the first proposed bill to do this. A similar bill was proposed back in 2013. However, this bill did not gain enough votes to pass through committee.

The LOCAL Act recently passed through the California state senate last week. However, this does not mean it will become a law. It has a few more hurdles to pass before becoming a full-fledged California law.

What do you think? Should California cities be able to extend the last call time for alcohol service?

Knowing Weird Laws Can Be a Benefit

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Did you know that in California, women may not drive in a housecoat, or that no vehicle without a driver may exceed 60 miles per hour? We are not pulling your leg. These are real laws that are still written in California’s law books. They are not the only weird, odd, peculiar laws this state still has today. In addition to those,

  • It is illegal to spit in Burlingame, unless you are on a baseball diamond.
  • Women may not wear high heels in Carmel.
  • Pinball machines are outlawed in El Monte.
  • Any man who has a moustache in Eureka is forbidden to kiss a woman, even if she is his girlfriend or wife.
  • Anyone who wishes to purchase a wax container must be at least 18 years of age.
  • In Hollywood, no one may drive over 2,000 sheep down Hollywood Boulevard.
  • It is illegal to drink intoxicating cement in Indian Wells.
  • Moth hunting is illegal in Los Angeles when done under a street light.
  • In Norco, having a rhinoceros as a pet is allowed as long as the owner gets a $100 license first.
  • Molesting butterflies is strictly prohibited in Pacific Grove.
  • Dogs are not allowed to chase squirrels in the summer.
  • Unless they do not mind being fined $250, San Diegans must take their Christmas lights down by February 2.
  • People who are classified as “ugly” may not walk down the streets of San Francisco.
  • Having more than two cats or dogs as pets is not allowed in San Jose.
  • In Walnut, every child must get a special permit from the sheriff in order to wear a mask on Halloween.

If you search the Internet, you will find so many more weird laws that still exist in California and will leave you scratching your head. In fact, every state in the U.S. has their share of odd laws and it is pretty entertaining to read.