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How to Choose the Right Bail Bondsman to Handle Your Bail Bonds?

Affordable Bail Bonds in Los Angeles County - Bail Bond Trusty Bail Bondsman - Bail from JailBy this point, you’ve probably gone through a bunch of different bail bonds websites, and they’re all starting to sound the same. There are many Los Angeles bail bonds agents in Southern California, but none have the extensive history of Angels Bail Bonds.

We know this isn’t an easy time for you and the stress of picking between different bail bonds services is only adding to your burden.

We’d like to make your life easier by providing you a hassle-free bail bonds experience like we have done for thousands of families all over Los Angeles and Orange County, during the last 50 years.

While any bail agent can get your friend or loved one out of jail, not everyone offers the same level of compassionate service and competitive terms that we offer.

 

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  • No matter what the time of day or night, Angels Bail Bonds is here for you.  We are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. 365 days a year. We never close.
  • You can be approved for up to a $500,000 bond within 15 minutes
  • We are where you need us to be. Most of our offices are located just minutes from the major jails such as the downtown LA County Jail, LA Men’s Central Jail, West Valley Detention Center, Riverside County Jails, Orange County Jails, and Lynwood Regional Jail.
  • Our knowledgeable and licensed bail bonds agents will come to your home, office, or jail at no extra cost.
  • We offer nationwide service for bail bonds so you can bail someone out regardless of where you are.

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  • Financing on approved credit so that you don’t have to pay everything up front.
  • You don’t have to own your own home to get bail.
  • 5% down*
  • Easy approval for signature bail bonds
  • Our friendly customer service is what sets us apart from other bail bonds services.
  • Whether the bond is large or small you will receive the same great level of service.
  • We are the only bail bonds company that explicitly offers a 100% money-back guarantee in the event that we can’t secure the release of the defendant. Read more about bail bonds here.
  • We have been proudly serving the people of Southern California since 1956.
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  • Our bail bond agents are highly trained, knowledgeable professionals with decades of experience working in the OC & LA bail bonds industry.
  • We’re available to answer any questions you have any time of day, or night.
How a Typical Bail Bond Works from Start to Finish

How a Typical Bail Bond Works from Start to Finish

If this is the first time you’re using a bail bondsman you probably have a lot of questions about how the process works.

Let us take you step by step inside a typical case that we deal with in 2017.

STEP 1. The defendant gets arrested for domestic violence, which is a $50,000 bail as set by the judge.

STEP 2. The defendant’s family member doesn’t know that when he calls us. They just know that he was at home when he got arrested.

STEP 3. Using the information we have, we are able to find out where the defendant was arrested and how much his bail would be. The family member wants to bail him out and asks how much it will cost.

STEP 4. The cost of the bond is 10% of the total bail amount, as regulated by the California Department of Insurance. For this bond, it would cost $5,000. This is a non-refundable fee that is paid to the bondsman for the service of guaranteeing the full $50,000 with the court.

When a bail bondsman in Los Angeles gets someone out of jail, they become liable for the full amount of the bail bond to the court. If the person we bail out of jail doesn’t go to court then we are liable for paying the full amount of the bond to the court.

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For this reason, we require an idemnitor to sign on behalf of the defendant guaranteeing that they will make all of their court appearances.

STEP 5. We ask the family member a few questions about the defendant, like what he does for work and where he lives. We believe that this is a good client for us so we go ahead with the bond.

STEP 6. The family member asks us if he can split the cost of the bond between two credit cards, which we tell them, yes we can. We meet them at the jail where we fill out some paperwork and receive payment for the bond.

STEP 7. We drive down to the jail and post the bond with the jail clerk. The defendant was arrested in Santa Ana and sent to the Orange County jail there. It sometimes takes up to 8 hours to be released from the OC County jail. If he was arrested at a smaller jail it could be as quick as 15 minutes. The Los Angeles County Jail takes about the same amount of time.

STEP 8. At this point our service is complete and it is the defendant’s responsibility to appear in court and find adequate legal representation.

The court appearance is typically set for 45 days from the time of the arrest. At this time John will either enter a plea of guilty or not guilty.

With a plea of guilty, the bond will be exonerated and all parties will be freed from the obligations of the bail agreement. With a not guilty plea, the case will still be pending and the Los Angeles bail bond will stay in effect until the case is resolved, or exonerated by the judge for another reason.

Bonds and Bail Bondsman Frequently Asked Questions

What is my responsibility if I bail somebody out of jail?
When you bail someone out of jail you are known as the indemnitor. This means that you take full responsibility for the defendant to make all of their court appearances. If they skip bail then you are financially responsible for the full amount of the bond.

Most issues that arise can be resolved with a simple phone call, and only in exceptionally rare cases, does an indemnitor have to pay the full cost of the bond. Know your rights.

How much does a bail bond cost?
The cost of the bail bond is regulated by the department of insurance and set to 10%. In some cases, we may be able to offer a lower rate. Call us to find out.
What payment methods do you accept?
We take all forms of credit card, cash, check, and bitcoin.
Do you do payment plans?
We offer a wide range of payment options depending on each case. Call us to find out what we can do for you.
What is collateral?
Collateral is something of value, such as a pink slip to a car, a diamond ring, or a lien on a house. We take collateral to secure against the debt obligation in case the bail is forfeited.
What is a bail forfeiture?
A bail forfeiture is when the defendant doesn’t show up to court. In this case, the bail bondsman is responsible for either finding the defendant within 180 days or paying the full amount of the bond.
What is OR?
In some cases a defendant can be released on their Own Recognizance without having to use a bail bond. This is reserved for certain types of lesser crimes.

In these cases, the defendant is released with a written promise to appear in court without requiring bail.

How long is the bail bond good for?
A bail bond in Los Angeles is required to be filed with the court for as long as the case is pending. Once the case is resolved, the bond will be exonerated and all parties will be free of their obligations.

If the case is not resolved within a year a new bail bond will have to be filed with the court. This is a separate transaction and requires the bail premium to be paid again.

Do I have to use a Los Angeles bail bondsman?
To be released from jail without the service of a bondsman you will need to provide the full amount of the bond with the court with cash or a cashiers check.

With larger bond amounts the source of the funds must be verified to determine that it comes from legal sources.

Once the case has been resolved the money is returned. Very few people choose to go this route though because they don’t have the full bail amount sitting around that they can leave with the court for the long months it takes to resolve the case in court.

What does it mean when the bond is exonerated?
When the bond is exonerated the court no longer holds on to the bail money levied against the defendant and returns the entire amount to the bail company or the individual who put the money up with the court.
What happens if the defendant is not bailed out of jail?
If no bail bond is used then generally the inmate will remain in jail until their court appearance.

They will have reduced access to legal counsel and will have to rely on the court-appointed lawyer, to defend them in court. They will be brought to their court appearance wearing jail attire.

How do I know we can trust your bail bond company?
We are a family business that has been proudly performing Bail Bonds in Los Angeles and the OC area since 1956.

Please read our reviews from our many satisfied local Los Angeles Bail Bonds customers on Yelp.

Furthermore, you can verify our status with the Department of Insurance by calling 1-800-927-HELP.

How does your money back guarantee work?
Sometimes in the process of posting a Los Angeles bail bond at the jail we encounter situations where the defendant is no longer eligible for bail. This could happen for a number of reasons, such as immigration holds, bail being denied by the jail, or the bail amount being increased.

If you pay us to bail someone out of jail and we are unable to bail them out for any reason, we will refund your money 100%, hassle free.

If a credit card was used to make the purchase we give you your money back minus the 2% credit card processing fee.

Not all bail bond companies offer a 100% money back guarantee, so be careful who you do business with.

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