Category Archives: Turlock Bail Bonds

What Happens To A Bail Bond When Court Is Missed

When a person is released from jail on a bail bond, they are also making a promise to go to all the court dates they are required to go to. Going to court is a condition of their release. If there is a conflict, it is best to get the other event moved, not the […]

What Are Bail Bonds For?

The purpose of a bail bond is to ensure a person’s release from jail, pre-trial, but also to ensure their appearance in court before the judge. In order to receive a bail bond, the defendant must first be granted bail; this comes from the judge during the arraignment hearing. Then, the defendant, or someone on […]

Federal Vs. State Court: The Differences

There are different types of court, but here we focus on the Federal and State court systems. Most crimes are heard in state court. These are crimes we commonly, immediately think of (probably because we hear about them the most) such as arson, theft, rape and murder, etc. These crimes are investigated by state agents […]

Even If You’re Innocent, Don’t Resist Arrest

Human error is not a stranger in the justice system, unfortunately. But that is not just one person’s fault, right. Many people are involved and situations get very complex and complicated. Some people lie. Some evidence is missed and lead to a different outcome. Some people are wrongly arrested. If you believe you are wrongfully […]

You’re Greater Than Your Arrest

Getting arrested and bailing out of jail is going to be embarrassing – both for the person who was arrested, as well as their absolute closest friends and family members. But instead of facing this situation as an overbearing punishment, think of it as a lesson and motivation to be a better, more responsible and […]

What Powers A Search Warrant Does And Does Not Have

A search warrant is a document authorizing the police to search through a person’s property and belongings. In order for the police to obtain a search warrant, they must present to the judge that they have probable cause to believe criminal activity has occurred, is occurring, or will occur in connection to the location and […]

Request A Tax Return – And Use It For Bail

When filing taxes, you’re asked whether you want to apply excess taxes from the previous year towards this year, or if you would prefer to receive a tax return check. The benefit of the former choice is not needing to pay as much if and when you owe money. But the benefit of the latter […]

Bail Is Not Tax Deductible, Sorry

Although it might seem tax deductible because it’s a payment going to the government, bail is actually not tax deductible. Bail is a guarantee (like a bribe, essentially) to get a defendant to appear in court for a crime they are accused of committing. As long as the defendant is compliant with this and his […]

When To Give Away Your Tax Refund: Bail Bonds

Whether you’re on your first or last payment of a bail bond, or somewhere in the middle, know that you can use your tax refund money to pay for bail, there’s nothing wrong with that, even if the bail bond is for a friend or family member and not you. You will have to wait […]

Your Arrest – Not A Reflection Of The Content Of Your Character

Sooner or later, people are going to find out about your arrest. Immediately when it happens, you’ll of course notify the people most important to you who can help you handle the situation. You’ll probably have to let your employer know, especially if you are going to miss some days. From there, people will talk […]