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California State
Los Angeles 213-626-3051
Los Angeles 310-288-8308
Orange County 714-289-2272
Van Nuys 818-997-4181
Fontana 909-355-1511
Fresno 559-486-2245
Palo Alto 650-328-1040
San Bernardino 909-355-1511
San Jose 408-957-9676

 Florida State
Miami-Dade 305-860-0606
Broward Cty. Ft. Lauderdale 954-523-5599

New York State
New York City
Brooklyn
Bronx County
Queens
Long Island
Westchester
Rockland County

212-537-6188

Drunk Driving Bail Bonds & Bail Bondsman Services

We understand that for most people having to deal with a loved one incarcerated can be a frustrating experience. Lets face it being arrested is a very troubling and embarrassing. You, your relatives, and your loved ones can be overwhelmed with a sense of being lost in the judicial courts legal jargon . We're here to help you through it. Call us toll free 24 hours a day.

What to do if arrested for DUI

1. When questioned for DUI or drunk driving before arrest, you are not in custody for purposes of Miranda warnings. If you politely refuse to answer any of the cop's questions concerning the DUI / DWI investigation, either before or after arrest, then there won't be any statements that can be used against you in court.

    

2. Field Sobriety Tests are completely voluntary. If you perform them, you may be arrested anyway. It may be better not to give the cop evidence that will be used against you in court. You can politely refuse to do the field sobriety exercises.

    

3. If you are older than 21, refuse to take a preliminary alcohol screening test. This on scene breath test is completely voluntary and you have the absolute right to refuse this type of breath test.

    

4. When given a choice of a blood or breath test after arrest, choose the breath test if at all possible. It is more unreliable than blood.

    

5. If no breath test is available, choose a blood test. While you can refuse a chemical test, the DMV penalties are greater for refusing.

    

6. Contact a friend or relative from jail as soon as possible so they can hear you speak and note your state of sobriety.

    

7. Always be polite and respectful to the police officers. How you are perceived by a jury is extremely critical.

    

8. Some jurisdictions video the arrest, breath testing and/or booking process. Always be on your best behavior.

    

9. Make a detailed list of all the events before being stopped up to and including being released from custody.

    

10. Retain an experienced DUI / DWI drunk driving defense attorney to represent you. Only an experienced DUI defense attorney is able to spot your favorable issues and present them to a prosecutor, judge or jury.

The accused. Most defendants are entitled to make bail prior to trial. Someone arrested on a criminal charge may be held until trial, unless they furnish the required bail bond.
 
The bail bond is to ensure the defendants court appearance each and every time they are required to go to court until the case is finished. An adjudication of guilty has no bearing on the bond only the defendants appearance affects the status of the bail bond. Bail bonds are issued by licensed Bail Agents.

Bail agents act as the appointed representatives of licensed surety insurance companies, much like a property and casualty agent that sells home and auto insurance. Professional bail bondsmen charge a fee based on a percentage of the bond set by a judge, typically 10% for state bonds. This fee is known as the bond premium.

Bond premiums are considered fully earned and non refundable upon the posting of the bail bond. In most states a bail bond is good for one year and can extended each year upon payment of a renewal premium. Note: In 99% of the time the case/s are finished before the end of the first year.

Collateral is something given of real value securing the amount of the bail ie; a lien on a home, title to a boat or car, jewelry, cash, stocks, annuities, personal signature guarantee. The collateral is returned to the owner upon discharge of the bond by the court.

Breach of bond If the defendant fails to appear, the bail bond amount becomes payable and is forfeited as a penalty by the surety insurer issuing the bond. Then the collateral is seized by the surety company to cover the loss of the bail money that was forfeited to the court.

Payment plans are available typically to those who have good credit and are home owners, other payment options are based on a case by case scenario. Please call for more information.
 

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