LAW FIRM &

LEGAL SERVICES
A service that provides financial assistance to
secure the release of individuals in custody before
trial.

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WELCOME TO PLACER
COUNTY CALIFORNIA
BAIL BONDS
Placer County California Bail Bonds is a service that helps
individuals secure their release from custody before trial by
providing financial assistance. It involves a bail bond agent
who charges a non-refundable fee and posts the full bail
amount as collateral. The defendant is then required to
attend all court hearings or forfeit the bail.
 We are here to provide professional bail bond services in Placer
County, including regular, immigration, or federal bail bonds.

ABOUT US Our services are available round the clock, every day of the
year, so you can reach us at any time. Contact us now, and we'll
start working to get you or your loved one out of jail.
HOW DO BAIL BONDS WORK IN
PLACER COUNTY?
Bail bonds work in Placer County in a similar way to other
counties in California. When a person is arrested and taken
into custody, they may be granted the option to post bail in
order to secure their release before trial. Bail is a sum of
money that the defendant must pay to the court in order to
ensure their appearance at trial. If the defendant fails to
appear at their court hearings, the bail is forfeited.

In cases where the defendant is unable to pay the full amount

of bail, they may choose to work with a bail bond agent. The
bail bond agent charges a non-refundable fee, usually a
percentage of the bail amount, and posts the full bail amount
as collateral. This fee is typically around 10% of the total bail
amount. For example, if the bail is set at $10,000, the bail
bond agent's fee would be $1,000.

It is important to note that if the defendant fails to appear in

court, the bail bond agent may hire a bounty hunter to locate
and bring the defendant back into custody. Additionally, if
the defendant is found guilty of the charges against them,
they may be required to pay restitution, which could include
the cost of the bail bond.

In cases where a defendant is being held on federal charges, the bail bond
process is slightly different. Federal bail bonds are typically more expensive
than regular bail bonds, and the process can be more complex. However, a
reputable bail bond agent with experience in federal cases can guide the
defendant through the process.

In cases where a defendant is an undocumented immigrant, an

immigration bail bond may be required. These bonds work similarly to
regular bail bonds, but the process is more complicated due to the
involvement of federal immigration authorities. It is important to work with
a bail bond agent who is experienced in handling immigration bail bonds.

In summary, bail bonds in Placer County involve working with a bail bond
agent to post bail and secure the defendant's release before trial. If you or a
loved one is facing criminal charges in Placer County and requires bail
assistance, it is important to work with a reputable and experienced bail
bond agent.

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Sometimes, a judge may release a defendant
without requiring them to pay bail. In such
cases, the defendant has to sign a form
promising to attend all court hearings as
required. However, this type of release, known
as own recognizance, is usually reserved for
minor misdemeanors, and the judge
considers several factors before granting it,
including criminal history, community ties,
support from relatives, and employment
status.
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While having a clean criminal record,
community ties, and employment status
may increase the chances of being released
on own recognizance, it is not a guarantee.
To improve the chances of being granted
own recognizance, it may help to have a
reputable employer or religious leader
speak positively on the defendant's behalf
during an arraignment.
Whether released on own recognizance
or after posting bail, the defendant
must comply with the terms of their
release. This includes making regular
check-ins with a probation officer,
abstaining from drug or alcohol use, and
attending all court hearings as required.
Placer County Bail Bonds knows that when you
need assistance with bail for a loved one, you want
immediate help. That's why we pride ourselves on
being the "fast guys." We're here to support you
and your loved ones by securing their release as
quickly as possible. We're available 24/7, 365 days
a year, rain or shine. If you have any questions
about our services or need a bail bond in Placer
County, contact us now at 916-300-6736, and we'll
respond within minutes.
OUR CONTACT
INFORMATION
(916) 300-6736

408 Vernon Street, Roseville, California 95678, United

States
placercountybailbonds@gmail.com

http://www.placerbailbonds.com/