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Friday, January 13, 2012

Innocent until proven guilty


We live in a country where every single person is innocent until proven guilty. But until proven guilty, many of these “innocent” people are kept behind bars. BailQuote can bail you or your loved one out at anytime in times in which you have been arrested and face temporary jail time.
Because BailQuote is verified and certified by the California Department of Insurance, we have the authority to get you out of jail immediately. Getting arrested is traumatic enough; you don’t need days and nights in jail to prolong the misery, which will most likely affect you negatively for the day you stand trial. Call us at BailQuote, and we’ll get you home to your own bed, where you can refresh yourself and appear before the judge clean and proper.
No matter what the reason, BailQuote can pay your Los Angeles bail—without charging interest rates. At BailQuote, we treat everyone equally as innocents until proven guilty. 

Wednesday, January 4, 2012

West Hollywood Arsonist Arrested


Since Last Friday, December 30th, 2011, fifty three fires broke out in the Los Angeles area.  Nine of these fires were reported in the West Hollywood area.  Early Monday morning, eleven fires were reported within a matter of two hours.  Most were burning cars and carports in apartment complexes. 

A few days later, police apprehended a pony-tailed suspect.  24 year old Harry Burkhart is being held on a $250,000 bail.  According to sources, Burkhart is dealing with immigration issues and could be taking his aggression out in the form of arson.  Police are almost sure they’ve found their man as the fires have ceased.  All in all, Burkhart has done over $2 million dollars worth of damage.  Thankfully, nobody was killed by the fires. 

Friday, December 23, 2011

Top Tips On Finding A Reliable Bail Bond Company: Los Angeles


If a friend or loved one has been arrested, you will probably need a reliable bail bond company to help guide you through the bail process.  Here are some tips to keep in mind when choosing a bail bond company.

1.  No Money Down?: If a bail bond company is offering you ‘no money down’, disregard the company.  Bond amount is actually a set fee which is the same across the state.  Thus, these ‘no money down’ companies might have a hidden agenda of you putting down, say...your mortgage instead. 
2.  Considering Interest: While bail companies must charge for their services, they are not by law required to charge interest.  Make sure to find a bondsman that doesn’t charge interest.  This way, you won’t be rushed to pay back your loan. 
3.  Time and Day: Some bail companies are not 24/7.  Make sure your bondsman is always available.  You want someone who can spring you at 3:30 am and not take two hours to arrive at the jail.
4.  Friendliness: You’ll definitely want someone who is not only friendly, but warm and compassionate.  Jail is a scary place, and you’ll want your bondsman to be as warm and comforting as possible as he helps bail you out.

BailQuote is verified and certified by the California Department of Insurance, and thus, has the right to get you out of jail immediately.  All agents charge a fee for their services, but BailQuote’s fee is the lowest you’ll find anywhere.  The fee is usually around 10 % of your total bail.  Also, at BailQuote, we don’t change an an interest rate, which other companies most certainly will do.  Though the fee is non refundable, as is with all bond companies, our agents go far and above their call of duty to make sure you are comfortable, informed on the bail process, and best yet, out of jail.

Watts Bail Bonds: 24 Hour Bail Bond Services


If a loved one or friend one has been arrested, a bail bondsman can help immediately.  No matter what the illegal action, a bail bondsman at BailQuote can bail you your friend or loved one out at anytime, day or night.  In Watts, California, people everyday for a plethora of crimes.  If you are convicted and have been placed under arrest, regardless of you are innocent or guilty, a bail bondsman at BailQuote will pay your bail and free you from jail.  If you have been arrested in Watts and need bail, BondQuote is your answer. 

BailQuote is verified and certified by the California Department of Insurance, and thus, has the right to get you out of jail immediately.  Regardless of the criminal offense, at BailQuote, we don’t change an an interest rate, while other companies most certainly will.  If your friend of loved one is in jail and you need to get him out immediately, BailQuote is just a call away.


Tuesday, December 20, 2011

How Realistic Is The Bail Process on Television Shows?


For those who frequently watch crime drama shows on TV like CSI, the word “bail” should be a familiar one. But what does it mean when you need ‘bail in real life? How similar is the TV bail process to the one in real life?
Well, they are actually pretty similar. Though the bail process in TV shows is more dramatic and straightforward, the basic policies are the same as in real life. A person who is arrested and booked for a crime will be either granted or denied bail depending on the judge and how serious the crime. Petty crimes like shoplifting and vandalism usually allow bail, but a serious crime like murder typically do not allow bail.
A bail is set by a judge, and just like on TV, the defendant will consult with his or her attorney to persuade the judge to decrease the bail amount, or even release the defendant on his own recognizance (but this is only allowed for relatively minor crimes).
The judge decides on the bail amount after full review of the situation, factors, which includes the bail schedule for a particular locality, the type of crime committed, the criminal history of the defendant, and the risk of the defendant failing to show up for trial. Sometimes, the judge’s personality can play into determination as well.
If you happen to be in such a situation, be calm and polite. Yelling at the judge or police authorities will only increase your bail penalty or even get you denied bail altogether. If you are unable to pay your bail (a typical arson charge can cost you a bail of up to $75,000), call BailQuote.  BailQuote is a bail bonds company that can help pay your bail at any time, any day, even in the middle of the night. Being in the position of a defendant is already intensely stressful; let BailQuote help lessen it by settling your bail.


Thursday, December 15, 2011

What Happens If I am Arrested? Tips On How to Make being Arrested An Easier Process


We all hope we’re never in the situation, but you might want to know
what to expect to happen if you ever are arrested.

The Arrest: Whether you are caught doing something illegal, or you
have a warrant out for your arrest, you will be places under arrest.
Don’t give the arresting officer any trouble. You will have the
opportunity to explain yourself later on.
Booking: You will be taken to the jail and booked. They will you
your rights. Do yourself a favor and don’t speak until an attorney
arrives. You don’t want to say the wrong thing! You will be
fingerprinted and photographed.
Bail Bonds: Depending on the crime you committed, you will need to pay
a bail amount before you are freed. This amount insures that you will
show up for your trial. If a friend or loved one doesn’t have the
bail amount, call a bail bonds company, like BailQuote, who can arrive
on scene quickly, pay your bail, and charge you no interest!
BailQuote will also be able to answer any of your questions and calm
your nerves as well.

Under Arrest in The Los Angeles Area: Posting Bail



When you are arrested, getting out of jail is accomplished only by posting bail.  Bail is a cash payment or a piece of property that holds value, which you give to the court to insure that you will show up when ordered to do so.  If you show up when you promised to, whatever you gave as bail is returned to you. 

If you have been arrested, you must post bail in order to be freed.  Bail can be paid in a few differing ways.

•   Paying by cash or check the full amount of your bail
•   Signing over the temporary rights to property such as a car or a condo
•   Signing a statement that says you will appear in court, though courts will hardly let you leave jail without some sort of payment
•   Giving a Bond:  This is the most common way of getting out of jail because some people do not have the money or the property at the time to hand over to the court.  So, a citizen has the right to have a bail bond company pay the bail.  The bonds company is basically lending you the bail.  Bail bond companies will charge about 10% of your total bail to spring you.  But some companies, like BailQuote will not charge interest.  It’s important that you use a bond company that doesn’t charge interest because sometimes, these prices are steep and it might take a while to pay them back in full.