Hoverboard laws are continuing to get stricter. In January, a number of Hoverboard laws in California began, For example:Hoverboard riders have to be at least 16 years of age and must be wearing a helmet at all times. Hoverboard riders can only ride on...
You may post bail at any time; after your bail hearing - as long as the judge has granted bail, of course. The time it will take to pay off a bail bond will depend on the route you choose to bail out of jail.If...
Imagine you have been arrested for a crime. Your trial doesn’t begin for 2 weeks. During these two weeks, the police and investigators look for evidence and try to figure out what happened. The prosecution will build their case against you to prove you are...
You know that if you ever needed to get a bail bond, again, you can always count on Bail Bond Store - Santa Clarita, right? Whether we were the ones to help you with a bail bond the first time or not, our team will...
An arrest within a family can very easily tear family members in opposite directions; there is no doubt about that. Some will immediately do what they can to help and support the arrested family member, like paying for bail and getting a lawyer. Others may...
During a defendant’s trial period, it’s not (always) fair to keep the defendant in custody. He or she has technically not yet been formally found guilty. To keep fairness (while also considering the safety of others), the opportunity to bail was introduced. Bail is set...
A bail bond is a non-refundable payment to a bail agent and company that gets a person out of jail. This person has not yet stood trial; bail bond releases are not allowed for those who have been found guilty and sentenced to prison. Here...
When it comes to bail and bail bonds, and the whole legal process in general, there is a lot to know and digest. It’s a pain to deal with, one you never wanted. It’s stressful and draining and takes up a lot of time.Our team...
As you’re well aware, not every person who has been arrested is truly guilty of the crime they were arrested for. When law enforcement wrongly arrests a person, it is called a false arrest and is actually a crime in itself.A false arrest by the...
It’s important to understand the differences between being detained and being arrested because a person’s rights will change under each situation.Detention The police have reasonable suspicion to stop an individual for a short period of time. The police suspect that the individual was involved in,...