26 Jul Bail Bonds Are For Adults Only

When an 18 year old is arrested, their legal process is much different than someone who is 17 years old or younger. Eighteen is the age when a person becomes a legal adult, responsible for his or her own actions. Their parents or guardians are no longer legally required to be responsible for them, though we know they will be because that is what parents do. So, if someone who is 18 or over is arrested, the parents are not obligated to help bail them out of jail. In fact, they do not even have to be notified of the arrest.

However, when someone 17 or younger is arrested, the parents are involved. The minor is released to their parents, but not by means of bail. Bail is reserved for adults. The minor may have to do some community service or they may have fines to pay, but it is unlikely they will go to prison. Prison sentences for minors is for when they are being tried as an adult, and that is only if the case is a very serious crime.

Learn more about what bail bonds are or see how Statewide Burbank Bail Bonds can help you. Our bail agents are available and ready to assist you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, both online or on the phone at 877-793-2245. Consultation is always FREE, so call today and ask about our zero down bail bonds.

Statewide Burbank Bail Bonds has been helping the people of California bail out their loved ones since 1987. Our bail agents are always there for you when you need them. We want to provide all of our clients with the best bail bond service in California, because we think your time spent with us should be a pleasant and easy one.

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