Bail Bonds Lynwood

How to secure a Bail Bond

The question is, “How do I obtain a bail bond?”. Answer: It’s simple and it’s quick-it may take only 45 minutes, at the most.

We will need some information from you, such as, what is your relation with the person in jail, how long have you lived in your current place of residence, and how long have you been at your present job. This gives us a good understanding of you-the protentional signer for the defendant in jail. It is really very simple. Remember, bailing people out of jail is all we do!

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FACT: A bondsman guarantees to the court that the arrestee will appear to the court to face his/her charges.

The basic structure of a Bond

There are two parts to a bond. The fee, which is the fee charged to the customer and is based on the full bond amount of the bond. This can be paid with a credit card, check or cash. In most cases we can do a signature bond, which means that no collateral is taken; we’ve based our decision on the merits of the bond and the financial strength of the signer. The real issue in obtaining a bond is that you talk straight to the bondsman, be realistic about your ability to pay, and understand the need to get that person to court, because you are accepting the full financial responsibility for them should they forfeit. Again, the total process it may take only 45 minutes. Remember, we are here to help you!

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What happens to the Person Who Just Got Arrested?

This question is frequently asked by those who are for the first time faced with helping a person get out of jail. First, the arrestee is taken to a holding facility and the person is “booked in”. This booking process involves fingerprinting, the so-called mug shot, and a search to find if any outstanding warrants exist. After the charges are confirmed, the bail amount is set. This process may take a few hours. If no outstanding warrants exist and this is not a capital crime (like murder), the person is eligible for bail.