Sometimes you are arrested for what seems like minor, trivial things to you, but in reality is a big deal to your local law enforcement agency. Check fraud may be one of those things where you wonder why you were arrested. Then you remember that check fraud is actually stealing from other people. An…Read More
Other than the words bail (money paid to the court that will ensure your appearance at court hearings) and bond (money paid to the court on the defendant’s behalf, typically paid by a bail bond company), there are several terms that come up throughout the bail bonds and court processes. Getting ar…Read More
Once you’ve been arrested and been bailed out, you now are focusing on your criminal case. Hopefully, you have enlisted the help of a top-notch criminal defense attorney that ASAP Bail Bonds in Gwinnett County recommends you doing when you’re arrested for a crime. Your court case should be progr…Read More
Being arrested is serious. There are many things at stake, most importantly your freedom to live a normal life. Depending on what you are arrested for, you could be facing prison time and a criminal record, both of which could impact you forever. You’re going to want a great defense lawyer in orde…Read More
You’ve been arrested, and you’re shocked. This was totally unexpected. Whether you were in the wrong place at the wrong time, or you did commit a crime, you still have a life to lead. From your kids to your dogs, cats, and your job, you need to get things situated. But it could be up to 48 hours…Read More
Being arrested for a crime is no small thing, regardless of what the charge is. Whether it’s aggressive driving or committing fraud, getting arrested and going to jail can have very real consequences, such as fines, community service, spending time in jail, losing your job, losing friendships and …Read More
Bail is set when you commit a crime. How much your bail is and whether you are even granted bail is determined by the crime you commit. ASAP Bail Bonds serves Gwinnett County with bail bonds service. A bail bond is an agreement you make with a bail bondsman if you can’t afford to pay bail on your …Read More
When a friend, family member, or co-worker calls you from jail, asking if you could help them post bail, it’s probably the last call that you would expect to get. Being asked to post bail is a big responsibility, especially when bail amounts can be hundreds or even thousands of dollars. Even when …Read More
When you’re arrested for a crime, you are locked up. However, because of the freedoms of America, you are considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Thus, you also have the right to bail, or a way to get out of jail, until you are proven guilty. Your first court appearance must be …Read More
When someone is arrested, they may have the opportunity, depending on the type of crime, to post bail and then be released from jail until their court hearing. Posting bail can be done by anyone, but is typically paid for by a family member, friend, or a bail bonds company. The purpose of bail is to…Read More