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Bail Bondsman In Butte County

February 22nd, 2012

When someone has been arrested in Butte County they will be transported to the Butte County Jail to be booked and processed.   During this time the defendant will be fingerprinted, have their mug shots taken will have their information cross-referenced with a national warrant search database and their information will be entered into the computer system. In most cases, the Butte County booking process takes between two and six hours.

If you’ve received a call from a friend or family member who has been arrested and you have questions about Butte County bail bonds, an expert bail bondsman from Tonya Page Bail Bonds can help.  In many cases we’re able to service our clients Read more »

Bail vs. Remaining In Custody

February 19th, 2012

Question: My boyfriend is in jail and is eligible for bail, he is being charged with possession of a controlled substance.  His charge should be dropped because he has proof of  a prescription.  He will have to go court in about 2 weeks, but he really wants out.  In order to bail him out I have to pay $700 for the bail bondsman fee, but I know I will not get my money back when the case is over. We have a 7 month old baby and I know he will not be patient enough to wait until his court date, which is 10 days away.  If the case is dropped or dismissed he will be out free without having to have paid $700.  I need your opinion as to what I should do.  Do I bail him out or leave him in jail until his court date?

Answer:  Ten days is a long time to wait in jail.   If he has a job he needs to go to, you might want to get him out — jobs are hard to come by at this point.

If he does not work or provide care for your daughter, you may want to consider the cost of bail bonds.   How much of a financial hardship would it be even if you pay the $700?  Something else to consider is the emotional cost to you, him and your child if you decide to leave him there.

What it really comes down to is Read more »

Bail Bonds for Alameda County

February 17th, 2012

If you have learned that someone you know and care for has been arrested and taken to an Alameda County jail you’ll want to seek out the services of an expert bail bondsman.

After a defendant has been taken into custody they will be fingerprinted, their mug shots will be taken and their information will be entered into a computer system.  If it is deemed they are eligible for bail (most arrestees are), their bail amount will be set according to the county bail schedule.  A bail bond cannot be posted until a person’s bail is set, however, we can work with you beforehand to get all of the necessary paperwork in order.

Tonya Page Bail Bonds is a family-run business that has been helping people get out of Alameda County jails since the late 1960s. An expert Alameda County bail bondsman is available to take your call 24-hours a day, 365-days a year.

We service all locations in Alameda County.

It is our commitment to work closely with our clients so they fully understand how bail bonds work as well as the responsibility that Read more »

Bail Bonds In Colusa County

February 11th, 2012

When someone first receives a call from a friend or family member informing them of their arrest, a lot of things are often uncertain.  People often wonder who to call and where to turn to for help with this type of crisis.  Most people have never needed to purchase a Colusa County bail bond before. It’s not uncommon for people to be concerned about being able to pay for one.

At Tonya Page Bail Bonds we offer our clients:

Contra Costa County Bail Bondsman

February 7th, 2012

Contra Costa bail bonds can be posted at the Martinez Detention Facility (Martinez Jail) 24-hours a day.  The Martinez Jail is located at 1000 Ward St., Martinez, CA 94553.  Those wishing to call the jail directly can do so by dialing 925-646-4495.

Many people believe that posting a bail bond is a very difficult task.  In most instances this is because people don’t know what they are or what purpose they serve.  Simply put, a bail bond is a contract between a bail bondsman, the people who sign the bail bond contract and the state of California that promises the defendant will appear for their scheduled court appearances.

If you need help bailing Read more »

Expert El Dorado County Bail Bondsman

February 1st, 2012

At Tonya Page Bail Bonds we have years of experience in helping people get out of jail and back to their lives.

We provide El Dorado bail bonds for locations throughout the county, including but not limited to El Dorado, El Dorado Hills, Pilot Hill, Pollock Pines, South Lake Tahoe and others.

If someone you know and care for has been arrested in El Dorado county, call 877-BAIL-BOND now to speak with an expert El Dorado bail bondsman.  When you call we’ll ask you some basic information about the person who has been arrested, including their name, where they are being detained and what their bail has been set at.  If you’re unsure of the latter two don’t worry, we can still help.

From there we’ll explain what the bail bond will cost (usually 10% of the total bail amount) and can discuss payment plans Read more »

Do Bail Bond Companies Loan Money?

January 29th, 2012

Here is another Resolved Question from Yahoo! Answers, where we often answer to many bail related questions and concerns.  Our answer was chosen as “Best Answer” by voters.

Question:  Do bail bond companies lend money if a person is not in jail?

Answer:   This is a very good question and one we get often as bail bondsmen. Bail bondsmen do not make loans; they should be thought of more like an insurance company although the risk analysis on bail can be very similar to that of a loan. You are basically buying Read more »

Bail Bondsman In Fresno County

January 28th, 2012

If you have come across this web page, it’s likely you’re in need of Fresno bail bonds assistance.  At Tonya Page Bail Bonds we have extensive experience in helping people just like you get their friends and family members out jail fast.

Fresno County Sheriff’s Department & Jail
2200 Fresno St.
Fresno, CA 93721
559-488-3939

Bail can be posted at any Fresno jail 24-hours a day.   In addition to serving the County jail we also provide bail bonds services for communities throughout Fresno county including San Joaquin, Orange Cove, Riverdale, Fowler, Coalinga, Tollhouse, Rolinda and others.

Learning someone you care for has been arrested and detained in Fresno County can be stressful.  Finding an expert Fresno bail bondsman that you can trust shouldn’t be.

At Tonya Page Bail Bonds we will take the time to explain how bail works and what you’ll need to do to arrange a Fresno bail bond.  If you are concerned you’ll need to post collateral, Read more »

What To Do If You Have A Warrant

January 25th, 2012

People will often call bail bonds companies asking for assistance because they believe they have a warrant out for their arrest.  Many times they’re a bit frightened and don’t know what to expect.  They wonder what’s going to happen to them and whether this means law enforcement officials will soon be knocking on their door. Often people in California will learn of a warrant during a job search, which clearly is an embarrassment.

As bail bondsmen, we do not look up warrants. If someone does have a warrant out for their arrest, one option is Read more »

Finding A Humboldt County Bail Bondsman

January 24th, 2012

Once someone is taken into custody in Humboldt County, they will need to through the booking process before they will be able to call someone to talk about Humboldt County bail bonds options.  They will be asked about their medical history, searched for weapons and controlled substances, have their fingerprints taken and they will have their personal property taken from them.  They will also have their information entered into the computer system so law enforcement officials can determine if they have any warrants.

Humboldt County Sheriff and Jail
826 Fourth St.
Eureka, CA 95501
Jail: 707-441-5159
24-hour bail information:  877-224-5266

By the time they are able to call a friend or family member for help they will likely have been in custody for several hours and will want to get out of jail fast.  Read more »

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