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A Quick Guide to Bail Bonds

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A Quick Guide to Bail Bonds

While most people have heard of bail bonds agencies, few actually understand what they are or how the bail bonds process works until a loved one is arrested and requires a bail bond.

The main function of a bail bonds agency is to provide the accused with the means to leave jail. The way bail works is that the accused gives the court a pre-determined amount of money that guarantees that the accused will attend all of their court dates. Once the accused has attended their court dates and the case is resolved, they’ll get their money back.

The problem many people encounter is that the process can take a really long time and they can’t afford to post bail and still pay their bills. This is where Bail Bonds in Nashville enters the picture. Instead of having to cover the entire bail amount, you pay us 10%. This 10% serves as our fee. Once you’ve paid the 10% or created a payment plan with us, we’ll go to the court/jail and post a bail bond that covers the entire amount of your required bail. As soon as the paperwork is complete, you’re free to go home.

As long as you follow all the terms of your bail, including attending your court dates, you’ll hardly hear from us. At the conclusion of your case, the court returns our bail bond and your connection to us ends.

In some cases, we will require that you find a co-signer or provide collateral for your bail bond. We won’t know for sure if this is needed until we’ve spoken to you, learned how large a bail bond you need, and checked out your history.

When you contact us about a Tennessee bail bond, you’ll find that we’re easy to work with and that we provide outstanding customer service. We’ve been providing people like you with bail bonds for the past few decades and understand exactly how stressful the situation is. We promise to do everything in our power to ease your worries and to simplify getting the bail bond you require.

When you turn to Bail Bonds in Nashville, you’ll enjoy:

Learn more about Bail Bonds in Nashville and the Tennessee bail program by calling (615) 242-3733 and request your free consultation!

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Mobile Bail Bonds in Tennessee

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Mobile Bail Bonds in Tennessee

Bail Bonds in Nashville is committed to making the bail bonds process as simple and easy as possible. Offering mobile bail bonds is just one of the things we do to make a bail bond more accessible.

The way our mobile bail bonds program works is that we have created a system that allows you to work through the entire bail bonds process without leaving your home. The first step is to contact us for a free consultation. This can be done by calling our office number.

When you contact us, you don’t have to worry about getting a chatbot or recorded message. No matter what time of the day or night you will connect with one of our highly experienced bail bond experts. There isn’t anything about the mobile bail bonds process they don’t understand. The expert you speak with will patiently guide you through the bail bond process and answer all of your questions.

You must understand that the consultation is completely free. Not only do we not charge a consultation fee, but it’s also free of obligation. It’s your choice to decide if you want to immediately take advantage of our mobile bail bond system or if you want to check out other options.

The next step of our mobile bail bonds process is that you’re free to fax or email the documentation that’s needed to start the bail bonds process, this includes the contract between yourself and us. Once the paperwork is complete, it’s time to pay the 10% fee and meet our licensed expert at the jail.

While you may have to go to jail to give your loved one a ride home, that’s all you’ll have to do. One of the great things about our mobile bail bonds system is that we handle everything that needs to be handled. We make sure that the bail check is brought to the correct spot and that the process is handled as quickly and smoothly as possible.

Our mobile bail bonds program is just one of the reasons you should turn to Bail Bonds in Nashville when one of your loved ones has been arrested and needs a bail bond. When you contact us, we promise that you will be handled with respect. We handle each case discreetly. Most importantly, we provide outstanding customer service.

Contacting Bail Bonds in Nashville is the best move you’ll make after a loved one has been arrested.

Get in touch with an agent today call (615) 242-3733 and request your free consultation!

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Valentine’s First Date Safety Tips

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Valentine’s First Date Safety Tips

Valentine’s Day is right around the corner. Those of us who are single often feel that the holiday is the perfect day to arrange a first date and hopefully strike up a romance. The problem is that some of us are so fixated on connecting romantically, that we sometimes overlook basic first-date safety measures and will find ourselves in a dangerous situation.

Drive Separately

These days, most of us go on first dates with people we don’t actually know. In many cases, it’s an internet connection that sounds interesting. No matter how nice and trustworthy that person might sound during your virtual conversations, you need to remember that you don’t fully know them. One of the best ways you can keep yourself safe is making sure that each of you drives separately to your Valentine’s Day date location.

Driving does more than simply prevent you from being located in a small space where you have very little control over things with a person you don’t know well. It also provides you with an easy and accessible means of escape if the date doesn’t go well.

If you don’t have your own car, use an Uber/cab/bus to get to the location.

Tell Your Friends About Your Plans

Secret first dates sound fun and exciting, especially on Valentine’s Day. The other nice thing about secret first dates is that you don’t have to fill your friends and family members in on all of the details if the date turns out to be a dud.

The problem with secret Valentine’s Day dates is that if no one knows where you are or what you’re doing, they won’t know that you could be in trouble. Let at least one trusted person know where you’re going and who your Valentine’s Day date is. They will provide this information to the police if something goes wrong.

Meet in Public

Your Valentine’s Day date doesn’t have to be in a noisy club or even a secluded forest glen. It should be in a public place where people can step in if things don’t go the way you like. If you start to feel uncomfortable during the date, alert someone who is nearby and they can help extract you from the situation.

Never Leave a Drink Unattended

Always keep an eye on your drink. You don’t want your date or anyone else who is nearby, to slip anything into it. If you have to leave your drink, order a new one. Don’t finish the one that was left by itself.

Let Someone Know When You Make it Home Safely

Let the friend/family member you told about the date know that you’ve made it home and are safe. This is a great opportunity to discuss your Valentine’s Day date and decide if this is a person you’re interested in seeing again.

What are your plans for this Valentine’s Day?

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I’m Out of Jail on a Tennessee Bail Bond. Can I Leave the State?

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I’m Out of Jail on a Tennessee Bail Bond. Can I Leave the State?

You signed a contract with Bail Bonds in Nashville and we provided the bail bond that secured your release from jail. Now you want to know if you can leave the state.

There isn’t a simple answer.

The first thing both Bail Bonds in Nashville and the court need to know is if you’re planning on returning. This is important because by accepting the bail bond contract you agreed to make all of your mandatory court dates. If you’re travel plans mean you’ll miss a court date the answer is no, you can’t leave the state.

If you do plan on returning in time for your court dates, you’ll have to contact both Bail Bonds in Nashville and the court. You’ll need written permission from everyone involved before you can legally leave the state. Before that written permission is granted, you’ll have to provide a valid reason why you can’t stay put. Things like a family vacation or you simply need to get away for a few days probably won’t be accepted. However, if you have an important employment obligation, a seriously ill relative, or have to attend a funeral, your petition to leave the state will probably be seriously considered, especially if you don’t have a previous criminal record or anything else that indicates you’re a flight risk.

If you decide to leave the state and you haven’t received written permission, Bail Bonds in Nashville will consider you a failure to appear and will have to track you down. If this happens, you’ll forfeit your bail and be arrested again.

It doesn’t matter how large or small a bail bond you need, it’s in your best interest to contact Bail Bonds in Nashville. We have several decades’ worth of experience helping people just like you leave the jail and reunite with their loved ones.

Reasons we’re every ones favorite Tennessee bail bonds agency include:

  • 24/7 Bail bond service
  • Free online and phone consultations
  • Discount to pre-approved clients
  • Phone/online approvals
  • 0% Interest flexible payment plans
  • An easy to understand contract
  • No hidden fees
  • No collateral is required for working signers

Both phone and online consultations are available 24/7. They’re completely free and a great source of information about everything you’ve ever wondered about the Tennessee bail bonds system.

If you want to rescue someone from jail at a price that you can afford, call (615) 242-3733 or click here to to chat with us now.

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Things You Should Know Before Contacting a Tennessee Bail Bonds Agency

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Things You Should Know Before Contacting a Tennessee Bail Bonds Agency

One of your loved ones has recently been arrested. You decide you want to help them out with bail, but you don’t have the full amount of bail that they require in your bank. When this happens, you are allowed to contact a Tennessee bail bonds agency on your loved one’s behalf, but before you do so, there are a few things you should know.

The information we’ll need before we can really do anything to help you out is your loved one’s:

  • Full name (including their legal middle name)
  • What jail they’re being held at
  • Their birthdate

As long as you can provide us with this basic information, we can use our own connections and learn your loved one’s booking number and how much bail they require.

The second thing you need to decide before you contact us is if you’re just going on an information-gathering expedition for your loved one or if you’re going to help them come up with the bail money. If you’re helping out, we do require a fee that is 10% of the required bail. You will not get this fee back so before signing a contract with us, you and your loved one will need to decide if and when they will pay you back.

The good news is that you don’t need a prepared speech when you contact us nor do you need to understand how the Tennessee bail bond process works. When you first touch base with Bail Bonds in Nashville you have access to a free consultation during which you’ll speak to one of our highly experienced bail bond experts who will answer all of your questions and also make sure that you fully understand how the bail bonds process and our business works. Our goal is that by the end of the consultation you’ll know everything you need to about the Tennessee bail bond process and be confident in your decision to either help or refuse to help your friend.

While there are several different bail bond businesses in the area, we have taken steps to make sure Bail Bonds in Nashville is in the best position to provide you with the bail and support both you and your loved one require.

When you contact us, you’ll enjoy:

  • Outstanding customer service
  • Honest answers to all your questions
  • Free consultations
  • A speedy response
  • Discounts for approved clients
  • Phone/online approvals
  • Discrete service
  • 0% Interest payment plans
  • No hidden fees
  • Flexible payment plans
  • No collateral is required for working signers

If you want to rescue someone from jail at a price that you can afford, call (615) 242-3733 or click here to to chat with us now.

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Understanding Your Rights Following Your Arrest

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Understanding Your Rights Following Your Arrest

Gettig arrested in Tennessee is terrifying. Many people are so overwhelmed and confused that they don’t fully understand what their rights are. That’s why the police recite the Miranda Rights when they make an arrest. The Miranda Rights clearly lay out all the things you can choose not to do once you’ve been arrested.

One of the first things you’ll hear is that you don’t have to tell the police anything. You should adhere to this right and stay silent during the ride to the jail. That doesn’t mean you should become difficult and obnoxious as soon as you’re arrested. It’s in your best interest to remain on your best behavior so you don’t do anything that could trigger additional charges. When you’re booked, you should answer the questions the booking officer asks that pertain to your identity. These questions will include your full name, your age, and your address.

Before you’re put in a cell, you should know exactly why you were arrested and what charges have been filed against you.

Whether you’ve been formally charged or simply brought in for questioning, you have the right to an attorney. This is a good right to take advantage of. The attorney will help you understand what’s happening, be able to answer questions, and help you navigate the interrogations in a way that doesn’t result in your accidentally incriminating yourself.

If bail has been granted, you have the right to contact Bail Bonds in Nashville. We have several decades’ worth of experience and are prepared to post the bail bond you need so that you can leave the jail and return to your home.

Reasons to contact Bail Bonds in Nashville include:

  • 24/7 Bail bond service
  • Free online and phone consultations
  • Discount to pre-approved clients
  • Phone/online approvals
  • 0% Interest flexible payment plans
  • An easy to understand contract
  • No hidden fees
  • No collateral required for working signers

It’s important to understand that all we do is handle bail bonds. These are designed to get you released from jail. They don’t mean you don’t have to face the charges that were filed against you. While out on bail, you’re still required to make all of your court appearances and obey any rules and conditions, such as staying out of trouble, that is connected to your bail agreement.

We are ready and willing to answer all of your questions, call for a free consultation at (615) 242-3733.

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The Right to Remain Silent

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The Right to Remain Silent

One of the very first things you’re told when you’re arrested in Tennessee is that you have the right to remain silent. It’s very clearly stated during the Miranda Rights which will be recited to you every single time you’re arrested.

In nearly all situations, taking advantage of your right to remain silent really is your best course of action. Anything you say, even if you’re joking, can be used against you and potentially jeopardize your future.

The biggest mistake many people make when they’re trying to exercise their right to remain silent is failing to make their intentions clear. It’s in your best interest to clearly and calmly tell the officers handling your case that you not only wish to remain silent but to also retain a lawyer. Sitting without saying a word doesn’t really count as exercising your right to remain silent since you haven’t clearly stated your wishes.

The second mistake many people make is that they continue talking, often as a response to nerves, even after they say they want to remain silent. While the police officers do have to grant you the right to remain silent once you’ve told them that’s your wish, they aren’t required to rush out of the room if you start babbling. The best policy is to clearly request your right to remain silent and then sit quietly until your lawyer arrives.

Don’t forget that it’s not just things you say to the police that could potentially be used against you during your court date. Lots of people have been convicted of crimes because of comments they made to their cellmates, guards, or visiting family members. The best way to avoid having a conversation in jail that could result in you getting convicted of a serious crime is by contacting Bail Bonds in Nashville and applying for a bail bond.

Reasons to contact Bail Bonds in Nashville about securing the money needed to be released from jail include:

The sooner you contact us, the sooner we can post a bail bond, which means the sooner you’ll be released from jail and the less likely you are to say something that can be used against you.

If you want to rescue someone from jail at a price that you can afford, call (615) 242-3733.

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What If I Can’t Afford the 10% Fee for my Bail Bond

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What If I Can’t Afford the 10% Fee for my Bail Bond

The way the Tennessee bail system works is that if you pay the amount of money the court decides upon, you’re released from jail and can go about your life provided you pay attention to your court dates and follow a few other basic rules connected to your bail.

If you’re unable to pay the full amount of the bail, you contact Bail Bonds in Nashville. In exchange for a 10% fee (that’s based on how large a bail bond you require), we will write a bail bond and you’re released from jail. For many people, a bail bond is the most reasonable option since they lack the funds to comfortably afford the entire bail amount.

But what happens if you don’t have enough money to cover the 10%?

When this happens you have a few options. The first option is checking in with your friends and family and see if they can loan you the money.

Your second option is inquiring about the Bail Bonds in Nashville payment program.

We understand how tight things can get when it comes to budgeting for bail, that’s why we’ve created a program that we hope allows you to come up with our fee without forcing you to decide between freedom and buying groceries.

The first thing we’ve done is make sure our bail bond payment plan is flexible. We don’t see any reason why we should force two people who have two completely different financial situations into the exact same payment plan. Our hope is that the flexible payment plan makes it easier for people who are paid bi-weekly or even once a month to incorporate bail payments into their budget.

The second thing we did to make covering our 10% bail bond fee a bit easier is creating a zero-interest program. The zero interest rate means that the only thing you have to worry about is the 10% fee. You don’t have to worry that because of interest, you’ll be sending us a check for the rest of your life.

Our willingness to be flexible is just one of the reasons so many people turn to Bail Bonds in Nashville when they need help getting released from jail. Additional reasons we’re the perfect bail bond agency for you include:

If you’ve been arrested in Tennessee and can’t cover the bail yourself, you should contact us right away by calling (615) 242-3733 or click here to to chat with us now.

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Bail During the Holidays

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Bail During the Holidays

The holiday season is upon us. For most of us, it’s a time of love and celebration. The problem is that holiday plans don’t always go off without a hitch and sometimes a loved one is arrested during the holidays.

Getting arrested during the holidays does more than ruin the festive mood. The fact that it’s a holiday means additional stress. Between federal/state days off and staff requesting vacation time leaving everyone shorthanded, the judicial process slows down over the holidays, which means it takes even longer to process cases.

While the courts might move slower during this time of year, Bail Bonds in Nashville doesn’t. We understand that when you get arrested, you want to be released from jail as quickly as possible. We also understand that this is even more true during the holiday season. That’s why we’re available 24/7. It doesn’t matter if you contact us at noon on April 7, or at 4 in the morning on Christmas Day, we’re ready and willing to write a bail bond for you.

How fast do we act during the holiday season? For our part, we can have the bail bond ready to go in almost no time at all. The court system and jail could delay things, especially if you require a bail hearing before you learn how much bail money you need.

The good news is that if you do require a bail hearing, you can speed things up by contacting us in advance. While we won’t be able to write your actual bail bond until an amount is actually declared, we can have all the paperwork done and signed so that you’re ready to be released on bail almost as soon as the hearing ends.

Our availability during the holiday season is just one of the reasons you should consider Bail Bonds in Nashville. In addition to 24/7 service, we also provide:

You don’t need much to start the process of obtaining your bail bond from Bail Bonds in Nashville. All we need from you is:

  • Your loved ones full name
  • Their birthdate
  • Their booking number (you should be able to get this from the jail)
  • Payer’s Occupation/Employer Information
  • Three references for the payer
  • Address of both your loved one and the payer
  • The phone number for both your loved one and the payer
  • The amount of bail needed
  • Credit card
  • The name of the jail where you’re loved one is being held

It doesn’t matter if it is a weekday, a weekend, or a Federal holiday, we’re here and we’re ready to provide you with the bail bond you need. Consultations are always free.

If you want to rescue someone from jail at a price that you can afford, call (615) 242-3733 to get started.

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Can I do Anything I Want While I’m Out on a Tennessee Bail Bond?

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Can I do Anything I Want While I’m Out on a Tennessee Bail Bond?

We frequently run into clients who mistakenly assume that they are free to do whatever they want while they are out on a Tennessee bail bond.

While it’s true that the bail bond does give you more freedom than you’d enjoy if you’re locked in a jail cell, there are some rules connected to your bail bond that might put a cramp in your lifestyle.

If you’re a naturally quiet person who rarely does anything wrong, it’s unlikely that being out on a bail bond will have much of an impact on your life. However, if you’re someone who frequently crosses the law or that enjoys a wild and rowdy lifestyle, following the rules connected to your bail bond might take some serious life adjustments.

One of the big things that all people are told when they are released on a Tennessee bail bond is that they have to obey every single law. Violating anything will likely result in you being arrested again. When you’re out on bail, you need to commit yourself to be a perfect upstanding citizen. Even being spotted at the scene of a crime is enough to convince the judge to revoke your bail.

Avoid drugs and alcohol while you’re out on a Tennessee bail bond. Depending on the charges filed against you, it’s possible that the judge will make random drug testing and alcohol testing a condition of your release. If one of these tests comes back positive for drug or alcohol use, you’ll be arrested and possibly held without bail.

Even if nothing is said about random testing, commit yourself to stay sober until the resolution of your case. Taking drugs or consuming alcohol impairs your judgment and impulse control. The last thing you need right now is to get into any type of drug or alcohol-related trouble.

Drugs and alcohol aren’t the only things you’ll have to avoid while you’re out on a Tennessee bail bond. You won’t be able to associate with anyone who is connected to the case, especially if they are someone the prosecution wants to call as a witness. In some situations, this might mean that you’ll have to find somewhere else to live while you wait for your case’s resolution. In addition to anyone connected to the case, you aren’t allowed to associate with known criminal elements while you’re out on bail.

It’s highly likely that you’ll be restricted to a limited geographical area while you’re out on bail. You also might be required to follow a strict curfew.

Contact us for more information about the Tennessee bail bond program, call (615) 242-3733 to speak to a licensed bail agent.

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