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Published November 22, 2017

Lots of People Have Questions about Bail

Finding out that someone does not know much about bail is not as uncommon as one might assume. Most people do not learn about bail, and this is usually due to the fact that they assume they will never need to bail someone out of jail. While that may be the case for some people, not everyone is so lucky.

When a person suddenly needs to bail one of their loved ones out of jail, they can have a lot of questions. Here at Bail Bonds in Mariana Ranchos, we do everything that we can to answer those questions.

• How does bail work?
Bail is assigned to an individual by a judge based on a few different factors. Once the bail amount is set, all a person needs to do to get out of jail, is pay the entire bail amount to the court. Once that is done, he or she will be released from jail for the remainder of their trial. The person needs to go to all of their court dates, or risks being taken back into custody.

• What factors does a judge look at when determining bail?
A judge looks at the crime the person has been accused, how the crime was committed, the person’s criminal record, the likely hood of the person running while out on bail, and the threat that the person may pose to the local community if released.

• How does a bail bond work?
A bail bond comes from a bail agent and pays the court for the full amount of the bail. In return for posting the bond, bail agents get paid 10% of the bail amount that they just paid for.

• How does a person get a bail bond?
Getting a bail bond is simple, all a person needs to do is talk to a professional bail agent. This can be done easily by contacting Bail Bonds in Mariana Ranchos.

• Are there discounts for bail bonds?
Yes, here at Bail Bonds in Mariana Ranchos we offer several discounts to qualified bail agents. To learn if you qualify for one of our discounts, just talk to an agent.

Bailing someone out of jail can be a stressful situation, if a person does not know what they are doing. That is why it is important to hire a professional bail agent. A bail agent can answer all of a person’s questions and show them just how easy it is to bail someone out of jail.

Contact Bail Bonds in Mariana Ranchos at 760-247-4444 or by clicking Chat With Us to see how easy bail can be for you.

Published October 4, 2017

Bail Does Not Have to Be Stressful

No one ever plans on one of their loved one’s getting arrested, and yet thousands of people are arrested every single day in California alone. The arrest of a friend or family member is never a welcome surprise. It comes out of nowhere and leaves you in a stressed state as you try to help your loved one get out of jail.

The suddenness of the arrest makes it difficult to bail your loved one out of jail. You were not prepared to post a several thousand dollar bond. This makes trying to bail someone out of jail even more stressful. However, if you went to Bail Bonds in Mariana Ranchos, you would find that posting bail does not have to be stress inducing.

In fact, posting bail with Bail Bonds in Mariana Ranchos is easy. We make it easier for our clients, by offering the ability for qualified clients to get the first month free. This means that their loved one will be bailed out of jail, before they even have to make their first payment. This can greatly reduce the stress that you would face when trying to bail someone out of jail.

On top of this discount, we offer customized payment plans for all of our clients. You will work with our agents to create a payment that is designed to fit into your budget. Each monthly payment will be designed to fit into your monthly budget. This way, the sometimes large and intimidating cost of the bail bond is broken up into smaller, more manageable pieces.

If you suddenly find yourself in need of bailing a friend or family member out of jail, and the price of their bail is stressing you out, contact Bail Bonds in Mariana Ranchos. We will help you conquer that stress, and show you how easy and affordable a bail bond can be. You will be happy that you came to us for bail help.

For a free consultation to talk to one of our agents, just click Chat With Us or call 760-247-4444 now.

Published October 2, 2017

What is Shoplifting?

Many people have heard of the term shoplifting. Some people do not have a full understanding of what it means. Others, are curious as to what the consequences for shoplifting are.

In the state of California, shoplifting is described as the act of entering an open business and intending to take items that total less than $950. In the past, what was considered shoplifting, was actually identified as burglary in the eyes of the law. This meant that prosecutors could charge it as a felony offense. Nowadays, shoplifting is its own thing and is a misdemeanor offense.

As a misdemeanor offense, a person being charged with shoplifting can face no more than 6 months in jail, a fine no larger than $1,000, or some combination of both. However, if a person has been charged with certain convictions in the past, the shoplifting offense could be charged as a felony instead of a misdemeanor. This would carry much steeper penalties.

Shoplifting is not worth the risk. A person caught shoplifting will most likely face fines that total more than the value of whatever was stolen. On top of that, the person could also face jail time, which is something that nobody wants.

Published September 18, 2017

Do You Want Fast, Confidential, and Affordable Bail Help?

Today started out like any other. You woke up, got ready for the day, and went to work. However, you were not prepared to receive a phone call from you friend asking you to bail her out of jail. Now you are trying to juggle work, and finding some way to rescue your friend.

Lucky for you, Bail Bonds in Mariana Ranchos is here to help. We have spent the last 30 years providing Californians with fast, confidential, and affordable bail help. When you come to us to bail someone out, you can trust that we work quickly, and keep all of your information private. We will only talk to people about your situation if you tell us too.

All we need to get started with bailing out your loved one, is her name, birthday, and county of arrest. Once our agents have that information, they should be able to locate your friend in the county jail system and gather the rest of the needed info. Once we have everything we need, one of our mobile bail agents can meet with you to sign the paperwork. After that, we send another agent to the jail to secure your friend’s release from jail.

Here at Bail Bonds in Mariana Ranchos, we can have someone out of jail in as little as 2 hours in some counties. Our agents start working for you the moment you talk to them, and they do not rest until they have rescued your loved one from jail.

Just call 760-247-4444 or click Chat With Us now for a free consultation with one of our agents.

Published August 30, 2017

Being Safe on Social Media

In the modern age, social media is a part of everyday life for most people. In fact, over 20% of time spent online is spent on social media sites like Facebook and Twitter. People love having the ability to interact with friends at the tips of their fingers. Unfortunately, friends are not the only people who we run into online.

The internet is filled with billions of people, and not all of them are friendly. There are many people out there that take advantage of social media sites. They can use these sites to gather personal information from, and target, victims. Due to this fact, it is extremely important that people be careful what they put online.

You never want to put too much information about yourself online where anyone can see it. Thieves can sometimes use the information they find on social media sites to log into other website accounts, such as a bank, to steal from their targeted victim.

Some things you should never share online are:

• Your social security number
• Your home address
• Your phone number
• Any of your passwords or PIN numbers
• Your bank account information
• Your credit card information

Anything else you wouldn’t want strangers to know, should be kept offline. When posting something online, you should imagine that the post is permanent. It is incredibly hard to actually delete something off of the internet, so you should only share stuff that you wouldn’t mind a stranger seeing.

Social media sites are meant to be fun, but they can also be dangerous. While prominent sites like Facebook are always working to improve the safety of their users, it is important to remember that they cannot protect from everything. So have fun, but make sure to be safe while online.

Published July 25, 2017

Wildfires in California Do Not Always Start Because of Weather

Summertime is the peak of California’s wildfire season. This is when firefighters are more frequently out for long periods trying to contain and put out brush fires before they spread any further. The majority of California’s wildfires are in Southern California where the hot, dry air along with the winds encourage the fires to spread quickly, leading to residential evacuations and for some, the destruction of property as it gets engulfed in flames.

Wildfires can and do begin because of the weather, but some are even started by arson, which is a crime that is defined as intentionally setting a fire to property or land. Some wildfires also begin because of reckless burning, another crime where a person begins a fire but fails to put it out or control it, thereby allowing the fire to spread and endanger property and human life. An example of reckless burning is throwing a lit cigarette into shrub even though posted signs say not to do this. That tiny little cigarette that barely has a flame can cause a major wildfire.

There are varying penalties for arson and reckless burning in California, and it largely depends on the extent of the damage the fire has done. Believe it or not, intentionally setting fire to one’s own property is also illegal, and is a misdemeanor. If the fire damages other property and/ or forest land, or causes injury to others that person may be charged with a misdemeanor or a felony, depending on the circumstances. However, if the intent was malicious, the arsonist is charged with a felony. If someone dies from the fire, the arsonist may also be charged with murder, in addition to arson.

Fires are dangerous and can quickly get out of hand. The damage can be extensive, and the consequences are set to match that. Like we mentioned above, you can be amazed at how big a fire can grow from one small source.