Shortly after the internet was created, the internet scam was born. It’s amazing the number of different ways the internet has been used to scam different people. It seems like every single year, a new scam hits the virtual world and people start falling for it. While new internet scams are interesting and you should […]
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Learning How to Be Aware of Your Surroundings
26
Sep
Sep
In this day and age, you can’t afford to not be aware of your surroundings. It doesn’t matter if you’re strolling around the block near your home or walking across a busy parking lot after getting groceries, you must be aware of your surroundings. The world has become a dangerous place. Not only do you […]
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What To Know About Identity Theft
01
Aug
Aug
Identity theft is a serious problem that shows no signs of going away. The FTC reported that identity theft increased by a staggering 45% in 2020. Javelin Strategy announced that in 2021, identity theft was responsible for the loss of approximately 56 billion dollars in the United States. With so many Californians feeling the impact […]
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Panhandling in the State of California
06
Jun
Jun
Times are tough. The cost of living is rising at a rate that few of us ever imagined was possible. As our paychecks become increasingly stretched, it’s natural to consider other ways of making a little money. Panhandling is an option that some people consider. Not sure what panhandling is? It’s the legal term for […]
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What is Defamation of Character?
23
May
May
One of the great things about living in the United States is that we have freedom of speech. That allows us to freely speak our minds without having to worry about facing legal consequences. What some people don’t realize is that while we do enjoy freedom of speech, the right to speak freely doesn’t give […]
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You Were Out on Bail When You Got Arrested Again. Now What?
13
Apr
Apr
One of the big rules connected to your bail bonds is that you’re not supposed to engage in any type of criminal activity or with anyone suspected of criminal activity until your case concludes. The problem is that every once in a while we’ll get a call from a client letting us know that something […]
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What Happens if a Party Your Hosting Gets to Loud
11
Apr
Apr
What Happens if a Party Your Hosting Gets to Loud Everyone loves a good party, but sometimes a party can get out of hand. One of the biggest problems with parties is that they often get steadily louder as the party progresses. The issue is that the people who are attending the event […]
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Advantages of Using Penny Bail Bonds in San Bernardino
15
Dec
Dec
Most people don’t have the option of deciding if they should bail themselves out of jail or if they should take advantage of Penny Bail Bonds in San Bernardino. They simply don’t have enough money to make bail on their own, so their only real choice is getting a California bail bond or do they […]
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Can I do Anything I Want While I’m Out on a California Bail Bond?
13
Dec
Dec
We frequently run into clients who mistakenly assume that they are free to do whatever they want while they are out on a California 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 […]
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Understanding Your Responsibility As A Bail Cosigner
01
Dec
Dec
Co-signing a bail bond is a huge responsibility and liability. You’re essentially assuming the consequences if the defendant does not make his or her payments, skips court, or possibly violates other terms of release that are dependent on the bail bond. We know you desperately just want to co-sign the bail bond because you’re sympathetic […]