It’s the time of year where people start giving up things. Typically it’s for Lent, a religious holiday season that leads up to Easter. The tradition is to pick something in your life and give it up until Easter. You don’t have be religious in order to participate in Lent. Some people decide to give up chocolate, soda, or other unhealthy food choices. It’s not limited to giving up unhealthy food choices, you can also give up bad relationships or habits.
It’s the season to clear out the bad, and let in the good. You may consider giving up on your loved one this Lent because it’s been a rocky road lately. Your loved one recently got arrested, and you don’t know how you feel about it. You do know that you’re disappointed in your loved one for their poor choices that led to them being stuck in jail. You may have already given them a second chance, and they blew it. Giving up on them for Lent is starting to sound pretty appealing.
However, don’t give up on them just yet. Getting arrested doesn’t mean they’re a bad person, or that they don’t care about you. Misunderstandings happen all the time, and you might not have the whole story. Plus, it is difficult to communicate with your loved one while they’re in jail.
Make the communication between the two of you better by bailing them out. You will be giving them the opportunity to fix your relationship. By bailing them out of jail you are making an effort to fix your relationship with them as well.
Let Apple Valley Bail Bonds be your relationship counselor. When calling, it is helpful to know your loved one’s full name, his or her birthday, and the county where the arrest took place. If you happen to have your loved one’s booking number, this will also help the agent locate him or her in the system faster. This information is very important for us to help you.