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If you’re one of the almost 40 million people that are lucky enough to call California home, then you’re also lucky enough to be one of the 40 million people that are able to call us when they are in need on a bail bond, fast. Now wait, we know that “lucky” isn’t exactly the first word that comes to mind when you think of having to call a bail bondsman, but if you’re in California you’re in luck.
There are hundreds of bail bonds agencies in California, but there is one name that stands above the rest – Absolute Bail Bonds in Downtown Los Angeles. For the past 30 years, we have stood out from the rest and been there when you needed them. Lately, we’ve had a lot of inquiries on social media about who we are able to help during their time of need. Read below to take a peek to see if you’re eligible for our services.
1. I live in California – Great! You’re one of the 40 million people that get to call the Golden State home! This also means that you are able to call any one of Absolute Bail Bonds in Downtown Los Angeles locations statewide and receive their top-notch customer service 24/7. Yup, you read that right. Absolute Bail Bonds in Downtown Los Angeles is able to take your call day or night. We live to serve you, always.
2. The person I am trying to help lives in California – So, you don’t exactly live in California but your loved one has been confined to the California judiciary system. That’s okay, as long as the inmate you are trying to help is located within the state of California we can help obtain their freedom.
So, you live in the state of California? Great, we can help. So, the person you are trying to help out lives in the state of California? We can help with that too. However, please keep in mind that these are the only two types of inmates that we can legally help. Unfortunately, if the person you are trying to bail out of jail is located in any of the other 49 states within the United States, we can’t help – but we would love for you to keep us in mind if you ever have a loved one involved in the California judiciary system.