If you’re unfortunate enough to find yourself being accused of a crime for which you need to stand trial, one of the requirements might be that of your arrest until a time that the case is settled. Depending on what your case is, settling the same can take anywhere from weeks to months during which time, you might not want to stick around in prison. Continue reading
If you’re accused of and arrested for a crime anywhere in the world, one of the things you might need to work on is staying out of prison until you’re proven innocent. Prison systems can be traumatic for those not accustomed to the harsh disciplinary dynamic found within.
If you haven’t had to deal with a court or any kind of court proceedings in the past, one of the things you might be unclear on is bail and how it works. Though it is common knowledge for the most part that making bail is the process of being allowed to remain out of prison by the courts in exchange for surety in the form of something of value. Continue reading
Truth be told, no one has the time to sift through 18,620 bail bond businesses, especially when faced with an emergency.
In such cases, you need a reliable, trust-worthy service provider that won’t end up swindling you, fast! Continue reading
Everything You Need To Know About DUI Bail Bonds Continue reading
Let’s make things clear here; if everything you know about bail comes from reality shows, then you might have a very warped idea about what a bail bond agent’s job entails.
So let’s set the record straight. Here are 5 myths about bail agents that are far from the truth. Continue reading
You don’t become an expert in bail bonds overnight. It takes years of hard work and determination to become someone whom people can depend on for their bail. Continue reading
The first time you hear about bail bonds you probably wonder, why in the world would any person want to come back after being released from custody? How were they released in the first place?
The truth is in the promise they made when the bail was made.
At DeLaughter, we offer two options for bail bonds; transfer bonds and surety bonds. However, these aren’t the only two options available. Continue reading
At present, we have around 704,000 people in US jails that are awaiting trial.
From this number, it has been found 458,600 out of these have yet to be convicted for the charges brought against them. This significant population (65% of all inmates) is simply in jail because they cannot afford to pay the bail amount set for them.
