Be Prepared to Ask Your Bail Bonds Agent Some Questions
No one plans to be arrested, which means no one sets aside money to use as bail. Since no one keeps a savings account specifically for bail money, when you are arrested, you’ll likely need the services of Absolute Bail Bonds.
We don’t believe that the consultation should be a one-way conversation during which we ask all the questions and you provide answers. We want you to be comfortable with us which is why we encourage you to ask plenty of questions.
How Long Before You’re Released From Jail?
We think you should know how long it will take us to submit the bail bond and get you released from jail. Not only should you know that we’re going to work quickly, but you’ll also need to arrange for a ride home and maybe let your employers know that you’re going to be late getting to work.
The answer will depend on a few variables. We can assure you that as soon as you sign our bail bonds contract, we’ll quickly start the process of getting you released. We will quickly arrive at the jail, bail bond in hand, and turn into the necessary paperwork. After that, the amount of time it takes depends on the booking officer.
How Much Money do you Owe?
As soon as we hear the amount your bail is set at, we can tell you the exact amount of money we require from you. In the meantime, we will say that is ten percent of the set bail amount is our normal fee. We do offer military personnel a 20% discount.
Do you Require Collateral?
This is an excellent question that we feel everyone should ask. The answer depends on your history, the charges filed against you, your community ties, and how high your bail was set. In most cases, we don’t require collateral from working signers, though there is the occasional exception.
If you or one of your loved ones has been arrested, contacting Absolute Bail Bonds in Lancaster is the fastest and easiest way to get them released.
Feel free to call 1-800-793-2245 or click Chat With Us now for an obligation-free consultation.
The Unlawful Taking of Pictures and Video Recording
Thanks to built-in cameras on smartphones, most of us have a camera at our disposal 24/7. We’re able to record everything. We use the phone camera for selfies, points of interest, and to record the actions of others. We’ve grown so accustomed to taking photos and videos of everything that we rarely stop and think about the fact that there are certain times, places, and situations when taking pictures and video recordings is actually against the law.
Learning that there are cases where a person has broken the law with videos or photos they’ve snapped can make you have second thoughts about using your camera. The good news is that the odds are pretty good that you’re not going to record anything that will break the law. Both federal and state laws are written in a manner that allows you to legally take a photo of anything that’s plainly visible. You’ll be pleased to learn that this includes federal buildings and even police officers who are working.
You’re also legally allowed to take photos and videos of things that can be seen from public property. For example, as long as you can do so from the road, you’re allowed to photograph an interesting-looking barn.
If you’re on private property, the property owners get to make rules about what you can and can’t take photos/videos of. For example, if snapping a few shots of the barn requires you to walk across a private hayfield and jumping a fence, the property owners could insist that you destroy the images and also file trespassing charges against you. The same is true if you walk up to someone’s house and start snapping pictures or videos through their windows. You’re not legally allowed to take photos or videos of a person (or their belongings) if the property owner had a reasonable expectation of privacy.
If you’re caught taking photos or videos in an area where the property owner had a reasonable expectation of privacy, they can file invasion of privacy charges as well as trespassing charges against you. If you’re convicted of invasion of privacy, the judge could sentence you to up to six months in a county jail and order you to pay a fine of $1,000. If this isn’t the first time you’ve been convicted of invasion of privacy, the sentence could double.
The best way to avoid getting into trouble while you shooting pictures or videos is to make sure you’re feet are always firmly planted on public property.
Rescue a Loved One from Jail with Absolute Bail Bonds
There are a lot of things that people never really plan on having to deal with. Unfortunately, even if you never plan on something, it can still happen. This is usually what happens when a person is arrested. No one planned on it happening, and yet it did anyways. Now you need to lend your support.
Your loved one’s arrest came as a shock, but you are determined to help get her out of jail. You want to post her bail, but when you see how expensive her bail is, you get a bit discouraged. However, there is nothing to worry about, so long as you contact Absolute Bail Bonds. We can help you rescue your loved one at an affordable price.
It is no secret that bail is incredibly expensive in the state of California. That is why we here at Absolute Bail Bonds do our best to help Californians out. We provide them with affordable bail bonds that only cost 10% of their loved one’s bail. This means that by coming to us for bail help, you can save 90% on the cost of bailing out your loved one.
On top of that discount, we also offer all of our clients the ability to pay for the bail bond with a personalized payment. This plan breaks up the cost of the bail bond and spreads it out over several months. Each monthly payment will be designed to work with your monthly budget. This way, you will actually be able to afford to bail your loved one out of jail.
You didn’t plan on needing to bail your loved one out of jail today, but that’s how things went. You are not going to abandon her in her time of need. Your loved one needs help, and with Absolute Bail Bonds at your side, you know that you will be able to rescue her from jail.
There is no reason to wait, contact Absolute Bail Bonds now by calling 1-800-793-2245 or clicking Chat With Us.
You Do Not Have to Face Bail Alone
Sometimes, accomplishing a difficult task for the first time can feel like you are fighting against the world itself. Every obstacle is a struggle as you learn how to get through it. If you are trying to do something alone, things get even harder. That is why people prefer to have professional help when possible.
If you are trying to bail someone out of jail, look no further than Absolute Bail Bonds. Since 1987, we have been assisting Californians with bailing their friends and family members out of jail. Our bail agents are experts in their field. Let them help you. They will be more than happy to help you get through this tough time.
All our agents need to get started is your loved one’s name, birthday, and county of arrest. With that information in hand, our agents can get to work. They will locate your loved one in the county jail system and collect the rest of his or her information. Once they have the needed info, they can fill out the paperwork for the bail bond and answer any specific questions about your loved one’s arrest.
Our agents will guide you through the entire bail bond process. You will not have to face this alone. All of your questions will be answered, and a payment plan will be figured out. With our help, you will know exactly what you are doing, and will be able to afford it.
Here at Absolute Bail Bonds, we make bailing someone out of jail an easy and affordable endeavor. We do this because we know how intimidating it can be to try and bail someone out of jail. We want to show you that there is nothing to worry about. You can get your loved one out of jail with professional help without draining your bank account. All you have to do is talk to one of our agents.
You can talk to one of our bail agents for free at any time. Just call 1-800-793-2455 or click Chat With Us now.
Do You Need Helping Making Bail Affordable?
If you are trying to bail someone out of jail, you know how expensive it can be. For starters, the need for bail can come out of nowhere, making it impossible to save up for. Then there is the fact that bail usually costs several thousands of dollars. No normal person can afford to pay for a bail alone. That is where Absolute Bail Bonds comes in to lend a helping hand.
We provide our clients with bails bonds that only cost a fraction of the price of the bail itself. This gives our clients a much needed break. Here at Absolute Bail Bonds, our bail bonds only cost 10% of the bail that they are for. This gives our clients a 90% discount on the cost of bailing someone out of jail.
Unfortunately, this huge discount isn’t always enough. Sometimes people need a little extra help affording their loved one’s bail. That is why we offer qualified clients additional discounts. Clients who have a co-signer who is a union member, a member of the military, a member of AARP, a homeowner, or has a private attorney can qualify for 20% off the price of the bail bond. Clients with approved credit can get 0% down on the bail bond.
At Absolute Bail Bonds, we know that every situation and client is different. This means that each one needs their own, personalized way to pay for their bail bond. We accept payments in a variety of ways to give clients the flexibility they need. We accept cash, checks, and most major credit and debit cards. Clients can pay online, over the phone, or in person, whichever method works best for them at the time.
On top of all of that, we provide all of our clients with personalized payment plans to really make things easy on them. This way, the cost of the bail bond is broken up and spread out over several months, thereby making it more affordable. Bailing someone out on your own can be very expensive, but bailing someone out of jail with Absolute Bail Bonds can be cheap and affordable.