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What do I do if my loved one has been arrested and needs me to bail them out?

Nobody wants to receive that phone call from a loved one, especially if you’re worried about what this could mean for their future. However, this is the reality for hundreds of people throughout San Diego County every day—which is why we aim to help take some of the stress out of the situation.

If a friend, family member, or loved one has reached out for assistance and needs bailing out, but you don’t have the financial means to do so, get in touch today. We’re here to help take some of the stress out of a stressful situation, providing you with guidance each step of the way.

We also pride ourselves on being supportive and non-judgmental—we’re simply there to help those who need it most during a time when they often feel abandoned.

What happens if you cannot post bail?

When a defendant cannot post bail, they will remain in jail until the court date. In some cases, the legal professional involved in setting the bail amount may agree to lower it based on the defendant’s inability to pay, or they may suggest that they get in touch with a bail bondsman.

Spending unnecessary time in jail can be mentally draining for the defendant, especially if they are not guilty of the crime they are being accused of. This means that a fast release (while awaiting trial) is crucial, which is why all avenues must be explored when it comes to pulling together the money to make bail.