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Bail Bonding

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What you should know about bails and bonds

Things change with time and so does the law. While most of it remains the same, there are some ways which are either discovered or made available for the public to take benefit from. One of these is the way the bail system works. Initially, you had to pay a large sum of money in order to arrange bail for a person of interest. This wasn’t a problem if you or the accused were rich. You would feel the strain if you were anything but rich.

 

Now, bail bonds have taken over the place and offer cheaper, quicker and efficient services to do exactly what the previous bail system did.

There are hundreds of companies which offer you the bond services and arrange bail for your loved one. With a direct link with the court, a credit line and a number of professionals who are willing to pay on your behalf, you do not have to worry much. All you need to do is to sign the papers, pay just a fraction of the fee for the bail and that is it.

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With bail bonds, there is one major condition that, if violated, will render the entire exercise futile. Once you sign the documents and agree to move ahead with the bail arrangement, you will need to ensure that the defendant is available and present in the court on the dates of hearing. While there are chances of missing out a hearing or two, trust us when we say this, you do not wish to risk it at all. This ultimately violates the agreement between you and the bonding company and the results are anything but pretty.

You will now be liable to pay the full bail amount which the court decides. Not only that, the defendant who may have missed the hearing will be charged for missing out on the hearing. Quite a hefty price to pay, isn’t it?

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