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Leaving the County While on Bail: What You Can and Can’t Do

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If you or a loved one has been recently arrested and subsequently released on bail, it can be a worrisome time. After all, being stuck in jail is no way to spend the holidays or any other time of year – and worrying about upcoming court dates can be a burden weighing on anyone’s shoulders. A bail bondsman can help get you or your loved one out of jail, but what about what happens after you go home? What are your rights? Can you leave the county while on bail? Or what about other travel restrictions while you’re out on bail?  Continue reading →

Possession of Drug Paraphernalia in California | CA HS11364

Almost everyone in California should know that possessing drugs is a serious offense that can result in severe consequences.

What many people may not know, however, is that prosecution doesn’t begin and end with consumption. Simply possessing the items used in the consumption of certain drugs can be a criminal offense. This crime is known as possession of drug paraphernalia. If convicted, drug paraphernalia charges mean an individual may end up with a punishment that many view as excessive.

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How Long Does it Take to See a Judge

Getting arrested starts an entire series of hardships and consequences that a person must face. People are often left sitting in jail wondering when they can see a judge so that they can learn their bail amount – but this is not always necessary. Regardless of the situation, there are standards in the legal systems of most states and localities that dictate how long a person will be in jail before seeing a judge.

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Riverside, California Hosts Tamale Festival for Community

On Saturday, April 21st, 2018 Riverside, California hosted a tamale festival for the community in order to fundraise for the Trujillo Adobe. The festival took place this past weekend at White Park in California, during the 2nd weekend of another HUGE music festival, Coachella in Inland Empire. Although this event was not as big and as loud as Coachella Arts and Music Festival, it sure brought awareness to the community with the festival bringing large donations for the cause. Continue reading →

Volunteer Ideas for Businesses That Want to Get Involved

Volunteer Ideas for Businesses That Want to Get Involved

The holidays are around the corner and now is the perfect time to lend a helping hand to your community. At Bail Hotline Bail Bonds we show our appreciation and support by volunteering regularly for a variety of good causes. Here are few examples of ways your business can also give back this year!

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Bail Hotline Bail Bonds Donates $5,000 to Support Vegas Shooting Victims

Bail Hotline Bail Bonds Donates $5,000 to Support Vegas Shooting Victims

Support Vegas Shooting Victims

Bail Hotline Bail Bonds Donates $5,000 to Support Vegas Shooting Victims
In the aftermath of the tragic Las Vegas Route 91 Festival shooting, local California bail bond
company, Bail Hotline Bail Bonds, is taking action to show their support. Bail Hotline is donating
$5,000 to victims from the Southern California region, with efforts to help unify the community
during this tragedy. As a family-owned company known for “Keeping Families Together,” it was
second nature for the Bail Hotline owners, the McGuire brothers, to get involved and help
families impacted by the mass shooting.

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We’re Hiring! – Bail Agent Assistants

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Bail Hotline Bail Bonds is currently looking to hire qualified individuals as Bail Agent Assistants, the right candidate will display customer service skills that will allow them to change the mentality of this industry. We are looking for those who are seeking a career and not something temporary, with a strong effort you will be given the opportunity to become a licensed Bail Agent sooner than normal.

If you are the type of person who takes initiative, has strong data entry skills, treats others with respect, and willing to work nights and weekends please send your resume to Daniel Sanchez at dsanchez@bailhotline.net

If you’re ever in a bind and you need some help, contact us at our Riverside, or Los Angeles offices.