Faqs

Yes! Laws and regulations vary from state to state, so it is not uncommon that bonding fees and processes will vary as well. Using a bail agent will make the entire process of working across [...]

Yes! Much like a DWI, reckless behavior while under the influence carries consequences including jail time and hefty fines.

Agents work to meet with clients as quickly as possible, certainly within a day, to get the bail process started.

AAA will text you reminders for your court date to make sure you appear on time.

The DUI/DWI is a second-degree level DWI He or she had a BAC of or greater than .16 The DWI offense is a third-degree and the driver is under 19 years of age A child under the age of 16 was [...]

Other than one being a vehicle used solely on snow, yes. As in all cases, a variety of factors influence each individual case, but both are penalties incurred while operating a moving vehicle [...]

You are not required to take a sobriety test if you are pulled over for a suspected DWI. However, if you deny a sobriety test it is likely that you will be arrested and subsequently have to [...]

Yes, you and your criminal defense lawyer must decide on a combination of release conditions and bail amount.

Working is a valuable and beneficial thing for yourself and your family. It is also often a condition of being released on bail. If you lose your job when you’re released from jail, you may have [...]

Avoiding alcohol is often a condition of being released on bail. When you go to a party or have friends over at home, it can be tempting to have a beer, but it’s always better to play it safe and [...]