El Don Bail Bonds

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How Bail Bonds Work? BAIL PROCESS EXPLAINED
OVERVIEW Put simply, bail is the deposit or
pledge of money with a court to secure a
suspect's release from jail pending trial
eldonbailbonds, with the promise that the suspect
will appear in court as required or pay the full
sum of the bond Indio Bail Bonds - Indio Bail
Bond. Bail is a breeze for the really well-off.
Simply depositing the funds needed to cover the
relevant costs with the court system. Posting
cash bail is submitting the whole amount of the
bail, in this case 10,000, to the court.
However, most individuals either don't have or
aren't willing to put up such a significant sum
of money as a deposit ahead of time in case there
is a lengthy legal battle ahead. A Surety Bail
Bond, in which a bail agency promises to pay the
whole amount of the bail if the defendant
doesn't show up to their court date and can't be
located within a reasonable length of time, is a
more practical option for them and most others in
similar situations. By "securing" the bail bond
for a fee (details below), the bail agency
protects themselves from having to pay the whole
amount if the prisoner fails to appear in court
after being released on bail. THE TWO PARTS OF
THE BAIL PROCESS AND HOW EL DON CAN
HELP Money The bail bond process requires a
large sum of money, which may appear little. The
Department of Insurance mandates uniform pricing
for bail bonds, with a few exceptions El Don Bail
Bonds. Only 10 of the total bail amount. It is
possible to get a 20 reduction and pay only 8
on a
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bail bond if you are a union member, government
employee (including military), or have a private
counsel. Don't hesitate to contact El Don Bail
Bonds so that we may attempt to assist you in
obtaining the reduction. Security In the event
that the defendant fails to appear in court as
required, the bail bondsman must protect their
own financial interests. The defendant's house,
vehicle, or other valuables might be taken as
collateral if he or she fails to appear in court.
If the bail amount is substantial or if the
defendant is considered a flight risk, collateral
may be required to secure a bail bond. At El Don
Bail Bonds, however, we typically only need a
signature to secure the bail bond, as opposed to
posting collateral. If the defendant has a family
member, close friend, or employer post bail, El
Don Bail Bonds can usually use their signature as
collateral. They guarantee that the defendant
will show up to court and pay their bail in full.
In most cases, a cosigner's employment or other
proof of income or assets will be required. We
will never call a cosigner at work to discuss the
application process out of respect for their
privacy. Call immediately to get the very fast
procedure started qualifying is more easier than
you think. IMPORTANT FINAL NOTES ABOUT THE BAIL
BOND PROCESS The bail bond arrangement is not
affected by whether or not the defendant is found
guilty at trial. If the defendant appears at all
scheduled court dates and the premium and any
other costs associated with the bond are paid in
full, the co-signer or guarantor will be released
from any further responsibility under the bond.
If the defendant is found guilty but appears in
court to face the charges, they will have
fulfilled all the terms of their bail arrangement
and the co-signer will no longer be responsible
for paying the money. In most cases, bail bonds
are only valid for the duration of the court
proceeding. In the event that the accused enters
a guilty plea or is found guilty and given a
sentence, the bond will be cancelled and the
cosigner will be released from further
responsibility. It is not the cosigner's
responsibility to ensure that the defendant
serves out their sentence. If you signed for
someone and they were supposed to do five days of
roadside garbage cleanup but didn't end up doing
it, you are no longer responsible for that
sentence. The sentencing put a stop to your
promise that they would appear.