Guaranteed High-Quality Bail Bond Services in Lynwood
Absolute Bail Bonds in Long Beach has been providing our clients with high-quality services and is available 24 hour a day 7 days a week!
We understand how stressful life can become when you or a loved one is charged with a crime. One thing that shouldn’t weigh on you is organizing a swift release from jail. Absolute Bail Bonds in Long Beach is with you through the entire process, from filling out all necessary paperwork to paying your fees. Bonds can be easily repaid via cash, check, or credit card.
We offer convenient payment plans with flexible terms to ensure that you’re able to get the freedom you’re entitled to.
Absolute Bail Bonds fully supports you with your criminal bail bond needs. Our agents can take care of any required paperwork and answer any questions you may have. We offer a variety of bond types so you can get the solution that best suits your unique needs.
- Federal bail bonds
- Collateral bail bonds
- Signature bail bonds
- Walk-through bail bonds
- All court-ordered bail bonds
The conditions of your release may vary, but it’s important to keep in mind that many court-sanctioned release scenarios include mandates. These are things like travel restrictions, treatment for drugs or alcohol, additional collateral for those with a history of bail jumping, and conditional release pending criminal proceedings.
You never know when you’ll need assistance from a bail bondsman for yourself or someone else. Absolute Bail Bonds is here for you 24/7. Call us now for a free bail bond consultation! 1-800-793-2245
Absolute Bail Bonds Makes Your Life Easier After An Arrest
When you get that phone call from a loved one inside jail telling you they need help to meet bail, your heart sinks, your temper rises, and your stress elevates. Where do you start to get this money to pay for bail? Simply call Absolute Bail Bonds in Long Beach.
Absolute Bail Bonds specializes in writing up a bail bond to get people out of jail. On top of that, the company is consistent in meeting and exceeding client expectations of not just doing the job, but doing it with compassion and eagerness. We truly care about our clients, and making their life easier after an arrest.
It doesn’t matter if it’s the middle of the night, the middle of the day, or the middle of a Federal holiday, we’re here and ready to post a bail bond for you!
Let us help you rescue your loved one from jail without requiring you to empty your bank account. We work with all of our clients to create individualized payment plans that are designed to work with your unique situation. This way, you can break up the already smaller cost of the bail bond, into affordable & flexible monthly payments.
Give us a call at 1-800-793-2245 to get the bail bonds process started today.
Be Smart. Don’t Drink and Drive on St. Patrick’s Day
Many people spend the entire year looking forward to St. Patrick’s Day. The holiday is a huge deal in some locations, particularly those that have a large Irish American population.
The great thing about St. Patrick’s Day is that the holiday is basically a 24-hour party. Many bars and restaurants run all sorts of special. Many cities host parades. Sports teams often wear special uniforms and have an assortment of events planned for the holidays.
It’s also a day when many people are arrested for drunk driving. Nothing ruins an otherwise fun day as getting arrested because you made the mistake of sliding behind the wheel after you’ve had to
much to drink on St. Patrick’s Day.
The police and court officials don’t care that you simply wanted to have a good time on St. Patrick’s Day. Their main concern is keeping California’s residents safe from drunk drivers.
Getting arrested for drunk driving on St. Patrick’s Day will ruin your immediate future. The judge won’t go lightly on you because you wanted to have a good time and celebrate a saint. If it’s the first time you’ve ever been convicted of drunk driving in California
If you’re convicted of DUI for a St. Patrick’s Day incident you will be charged with a misdemeanor and could spend up to 6 months in a county jail and be ordered to pay a $390-$1000 fine.
The sentencing for subsequent DUIs becomes increasingly more severe. If someone is injured as a result of you driving while intoxicated, you will face additional charges and also likely be named as the defendant in a civil lawsuit.
The best way to avoid being arrested for a DUI on St. Patrick’s Day is making sure you have a designated driver or calling a taxi/rideshare.
What you shouldn’t plan on doing is sleeping it off in your car. While this may seem like a perfectly good idea, if you’re spotted getting into your car after you’ve had too much to drink, there’s a chance an officer will decide that you intended to drive and arrest you. While a conviction for the intent to drive while intoxicated isn’t nearly as serious as an actual DUI, it’s still intense. The rule of thumb for an intent to drive drunk conviction is that the sentence is half of what you would get if you were charged with an actual DUI. So instead of serving 6 months in jail, the judge could sentence you to three months and/or charge you a $195-$500 fine.