02 Jan You Can Get Help from Co-Signers
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henever you need help with something, it is always a good idea to ask for it. This is especially true for difficult tasks, such as bailing someone out of jail. That is why most people turn to bail bond companies like Statewide Bail Bonds in Burbank. However, what some people do not realize is that even after getting a bail agent’s help, they can still ask loved one’s for help too.
When multiple people work together to sign for someone’s bail, they are called co-signers. Co-signers share the responsibilities of bailing someone out of jail. This means they are responsible for making sure that their loved one goes to all of his her court appearances and that all of the payments are paid on time.
This can be very beneficial for clients because it takes some of the pressure off of just one person. If you get a co-signer, you don’t have to worry about making the payments alone. You will have someone that you can count on to help you, and your loved one, deal with this situation.
On top of simply dividing up the responsibilities, having a good co-signer can also qualify you for a 20% discount off the price of the bail bond. So long as one of the co-signers for the bail bond meets just one of the following requirements, the cost of the bond gets reduced. To qualify, one of the co-signers needs to:
- Be a member of the military.
- Be a member of AARP.
- Be a union member.
- Be a homeowner.
- Have a private attorney.
Having extra help with difficult tasks is always appreciated. Here at Statewide Bail Bonds in Burbank, we provide our clients with top notch, professional help. On top of that, you can get help from loved one’s who co-sign for the bail bond with you. You will never have a shortage of help when you come to Statewide Bail Bonds in Burbank to rescue a friend or family member from jail.