If you haven’t been arrested before, and therefore, never had the chance to pursue a bail bond, it’s fine to be a little fuzzy on some of the jargon. But don’t worry. Continue reading
After posting bail, you might get out of jail, but you’re still not free and consequentially not off the hook either. Your behavior and actions can still negatively impact your case and court proceedings. Continue reading
One of the worst things you thought would never happen—did. Your loved ones got arrested, and now you’re scrambling to find any way to help them or get them out of jail. Continue reading
Most people who’ve never posted bail probably have no idea about the process of posting bail or bail bonds. Continue reading
According to the Prison Policy Initiative, over 60% of Indiana defendants stay in prison before being convicted or put on trial. It could be due to their lack of knowledge of bail policies or state laws but licensed bail bond agencies like DeLaughter Bail Bonds are here to change that for the people of Indiana. Continue reading
If you’ve been arrested and need to spend time at home or be on time for work, you can typically post bail and get released from jail. Posting bails allows you to stay at home while the court and police work on your case and you’re called in for a hearing. Continue reading
After a person is arrested, they’re eligible to file for bail unless they’re not convicted for murder or treason in Indiana. Continue reading
In some cases, court dates and trials can extend to an extensive period until they’re completed. If you or a loved one is convicted in a complex case, chances are that the court trials will last for over a year. Continue reading
