Co-Signer and Defendant FYI’s

 

BAIL LAWS...

-         California Laws

CO-SIGNER FYI’s

-         The Co-signer has the right to revoke bail if there is doubt or reason to believe that the defendant is not going to go to court

-         If Co-signer revokes a bail, Co-signer is not released from liability until the defendant is in the jail originally bailed from and all outstanding debt is paid in full

-         To revoke a bail there is a fee. The minimum of the greater of 10% of the bail or $200 plus travel, and any costs involved in obtaining exoneration of the bond

-         The defendant must make all of his/her court appearances until sentenced or the charges are dismissed

-         If the defendant misses court, there is a minimum office fee that is a non-refundable amount of $175.00 plus court costs if any.

 

DEFENDANT FYI’s

-         When a defendant misses court, the defendant is required to notify the bond company immediately

-         The Bail Bond Company will assist the defendant to get a new court date if possible

-         If the defendant is incarcerated for any reason, the Co-signer or defendant must notify the Bail Bond Company immediately.

-         If the Bail Bond Company is holding collateral, it will not be returned until written verification of an exoneration of the bond is received from the court and all fees owed to the bonding company are paid in full.

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