You’re well aware that an arrest can be difficult for family members to bear with, but have you considered how your situation and absence can affect your young children? Young children do not have the developed minds to understand the scope and seriousness of the situation. Instead of understanding that this was a serious mistake […]
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An arrest within a family can very easily tear family members in opposite directions, there is no doubt about that. Some will immediately do what they can to help and support the arrested family member, like paying for bail and getting a lawyer. Others may not want to get involved because it’s time consuming, emotionally […]
No matter how much or little your tax refund is, you can certainly use this money to help pay for a bail bond payment. Treat your tax refund like just any other check or cash you have. Decide how much of it you’d like to apply to your next bail bond payment and write the […]
If you’re in need of a fast and affordable bail bond, you’ve come to the right place. Adams Bail Bonds is a 29-year-old family-owned and operated em>bail bond company with offices all over California. At Adams Bail Bonds, we are available 24/7 offer state-wide service (it doesn’t matter where in California you are) have various […]
For the first time in over 10 years, crime spiked in all categories in LA in 2015. According to preliminary numbers, since 2014 Violent crime increased by nearly 20% Property crime increased by 10.3% However, LAPD has improved their methods for accurately counting and recording aggravated assaults. Previously, it was reported that the department did […]
You know the saying, “every little bit counts” applies to bail too, right? You’ve probably never put the two together just like you probably never thought you’d ever be arrested and then be responsible for paying for your bail. Paying for bail is a huge financial responsibility that will likely be made easier with proper […]
When a judge grants an accused criminal offender bail, that means the offender can pay to get out of jail and live at home for the duration of the trial. The reason the offender has to pay to do this is because the court needs an incentive for the offender to go to their court […]
When a jury summons is received in the mail, most people respond with annoyance. Most people see this as a waste of their personal and professional time – they’re not getting paid to sit on a jury. At the same time, juries are an integral part to the workings of the justice system. It is […]
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