At Statewide Bail Bonds, we provide all potential clients with free consultations, over the phone, on our websites, or in person at one of our offices. We have offices located all over California, so odds are there is one close by to you. Bail agents are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week so you can always get ahold of one when you need them.
Once you begin talking with one of our spectacular bail agents, they begin working with you to secure the release of your friend or family member. Our bail agents will not quit until your friend or family member has been released from jail and is back home where he or she belongs.
When your loved one gets arrested, do not force him or her to sit in jail any longer than necessary. Help your loved one exercise his or her right to be bailed out of jail and call Statewide Bail Bonds for help. We have nearly three decades of experience in helping people bail their loved ones out of jail. Statewide Bail Bonds has the most experienced and knowledgeable bail agents in all of California.
Do not hesitate another second, call 877-793-2245 or Chat With Us now to get help bailing your loved one out of jail from Statewide Bail Bonds.
At Statewide Bail Bonds, we provide all potential clients with free consultations, over the phone, on our websites, or in person at one of our offices.Our Bail Agents at Statewide Bail Bonds Can Answer All of Your Questions
No one ever plans on getting arrested, so when you find out that a friend or family member gets arrested you can be caught off guard. You will want to get your friend or family out of jail, but you have no idea on how to do that. Lucky for you, Statewide Bail Bonds is here to help Californians bail out their loved ones.
How much does a bail bond cost?
Pricing is dependent on the amount of the bail. In California, bail bonds companies charge 10% of the bail price. If your loved one’s bail is $10,000, then it will cost $1,000 to bail him or her out using a bail bonds company.
Do you offer discounts?
We can offer a 20% discount on the price of the bail bond if a co-signer is a member of the military, a member of AARP, is a homeowner, or if the client has a private attorney. With this discount, instead of paying $1,000 for the same bond, you only have to pay $800.
What is a co-signer?
A co-signer is anyone who is willing to sign for your loved one’s release. The signer is promising that all the money will be paid and that their loved one will go to all of their court dates. A co-signer takes responsibility for their loved one.
How much do I have to pay?
Again, cost depends on the price of the bail itself. Initially you need to pay 10% of the bail. Depending on your information, we may be able to offer discounts.
With interest, how much do I have to pay?
No, we do not charge interest, you only have to pay the 10%.