Josh Herman's American Bail Bonds:
Bail Information by California County

For more bail and bail bond information in your area, check out our "Bail Q&A: Frequently Asked Questions," as well as these links for California's individual Counties:

Alameda County bail bonds
Alpine County bail bonds
Amador County bail bonds
Butte County bail bonds
Calaveras County bail bonds
Colusa County bail bonds
Contra Costa County bail bonds
Del Norte County bail bonds
El Dorado County bail bonds
Fresno County bail bonds
Glenn County bail bonds
Humboldt County bail bonds
Imperial County bail bonds
Inyo County bail bonds
Kern County bail bonds
Kings County bail bonds
Lake County bail bonds
Lassen County bail bonds
Los Angeles County bail bonds
Madera County bail bonds
Marin County bail bonds
Mariposa County bail bonds
Mendocino County bail bonds
Merced County bail bonds
Modoc County bail bonds
Mono County bail bonds
Monterey County bail bonds
Napa County bail bonds
Nevada County bail bonds
Orange County bail bonds
Placer County bail bonds
Plumas County bail bonds
Riverside County bail bonds
Sacramento County bail bonds
San Benito County bail bonds
San Bernardino County bail bonds
San Diego County bail bonds
San Francisco County bail bonds
San Joaquin County bail bonds
San Luis Obispo County bail bonds
San Mateo County bail bonds
Santa Barbara County bail bonds
Santa Clara County bail bonds
Santa Cruz County bail bonds
Shasta County bail bonds
Sierra County bail bonds
Siskiyou County bail bonds
Solano County bail bonds
Sonoma County bail bonds
Stanislaus County bail bonds
Sutter County bail bonds
Tehama County bail bonds
Trinity County bail bonds
Tulare County bail bonds
Tuolumne County bail bonds
Ventura County bail bonds
Yolo County bail bonds
Yuba County bail bonds

Licensed Los Angeles Bail Bondsman Josh Herman and his trained staff of California bail bond agents will address your bail and bail bonds needs. If you have questions about how to get or your rights to bail bonds as well as your options if you are or a loved one is arrested, contact Josh and his team of bail bond agents at jhbail@jhbail.com.

Josh and his staff of bail bond agents provide cities in California with reliable service and welcome all inquiries for bail bonds. Specializing in large bonds, they've handled thousands of justification hearings. Josh Herman Bail Bonds is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and accepts credit cards, checks and offers easy payment plans for its fast, friendly, and professional service.

When an individual is arrested for a crime, typically that person will be taken to a local law enforcement station for booking, prior to incarceration in a station lock-up or county jail.

Once arrested and booked, the defendant has several options for release pending the conclusion of his or her case. The bail bond system is designed to guarantee the appearance of a criminal defendant in court at the time the judge directs, once the defendant is released from jail. The most common method of release is using the services of a bail bond company. At Josh Herman's American Bail Bonds (A Josh Herman Bail Bonds Agency), we'll provide you with a listing of Lake bail options, jails, local courts, district attorneys and public defenders.

Please contact us at jhbail@jhbail.com for immediate Lake bail bonding assistance and additional bail bond release information.


Josh Herman Bail Bonds Co-Signer's Information:

What you should know when signing for a Bail Bond Indemnitor (CO-SIGNER): It is the responsibility of the indemnitor (cosigner) to see that the premium is paid. A bail bond is an appearance bond and is good for one year. If the case continues longer than a year, and additional premium is due and is collected for each additional year. These premiums are not refundable and upon the release of the defendant are fully earned. Any expenses incurred in the transaction of a bail bond, such as long distance calls, travel, or posting fees are to be paid by the indemnitor to the bail agent. Most additional expenses we incur. It is the responsibility of the defendant or indemnitor to supply accurate information.

If the defendant does not appear
The defendant is obligated by the bail agreement to appear at each and every court appearance required by the court. The failure to do so will result in the forfeiture of the bond. Failure to act immediately can add up expense, such as tracing fees, court costs, and attorney fees if legal action is taken. The indemnitor is liable. The law provides that the associated expenses can not exceed the face amount of the bond. (California Regular Code Title 10 Section 2081(d).

Getting off Bond Liability
You are no longer liable for the defendant's bond when he/she has completes all of their court appearances, and when all premiums have been paid. It is best to contact the agent when the bond is exonerated by the court, for the fast return of any collateral pledged and to confirm that the bond is exonerated. In the event of forfeiture, the indemnitor is liable until the full amount of the bail has been paid, plus any expenses incurred or until the court exonerates the bond. The bond then becomes void.

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Check out these links for more bail and bail bond information on …

• Bail Q&A - Frequently Asked Questions (Click Here)
  
  
• Bail Bondsman, County Jails, Courts, District Attorneys, Public Defenders by California County (Click Here)
  
  
• California Bail & Bail Bonds Regulations (Click Here)
  
  
• How Bail Works (Click Here)
  
  
• History of Bail (Click Here)