Lakewood Bail Bonds has created a Bail Bonds Process Infographic that explains the bail process easier to clients, the company will make this infographic available so that future and existing clients understand better the level of services available to them from Lakewood Bail Bonds.
Lakewood Bail Bond agents are experts in guiding you through the bail process. We make it simple and easy to understand. Let us find a solution for your bail bond needs we are available 24 hours a day 7 days a week.
Simple Step by Step Overview
You or someone you know
is arrested
Once the Defendant is booked into custody. the magistrate (Sheriff, Police Chief) will set bail based on a predetermined amount for each criminal charge.
After the bail amount is set. the Defendant may qualify for release on their Own Recognizance (“OR”). If the Defendant does not qualify for OR. they may qualify for bail. or remain in custody during the hearing process.
Depending on the charges, the court may allow the defendant to be released from custody on their Own Recognizance ("OR"). If you have questions about whether you qualify for own recognizance release,
Call Lakewood Bail Bonds
1-562-866-8988
and we will do our best to help explain the OR release process.
If the defendant does not qualify for OR release, they may choose to purchase a surety bond through a licensed bail agent. If you have questions or need help with bail,
Call Lakewood Bail Bonds
1-562-866-8988
and we will do our best to help explain the OR release process.
A representative of the defendant delivers cash equal to the face amount of bail to the court/jail and the defendant is released. If you have questions about cash bail,
Call Lakewood Bail Bonds
1-562-866-8988
and we will do our best to help explain the OR release process.
If the defendant do not qualify for OR release and is unable to arrange surety or cash bail, they will remain in custody until the end of their case. If you have questions about your options for release.
Call Lakewood Bail Bonds
1-562-866-8988
and we will do our best to help explain the OR release process.
