Some Clarity on Mistakes Made During the Bail Bond Process
                     Some Clarity on Mistakes Made During the
Bail Bond Process
If you or a loved one has been arrested and needs Redding bail bonds, getting
out  of  jail  until  your  court  appearance  is  a  very  straightforward  process.
However, while a bail bond is a viable option for getting back on track after
being arrested, there are still several blunders that may be made.
While we've already addressed the obvious ones, such as failing to appear at a
court  hearing or  outright  skipping bail,  certain unusual  blunders  may easily
have your bail  bond revoked and put  your  co-signer on the hook for some
significant cash.
MENTIONED THE INCORRECT ADDRESS
The information you submit  on your bail  bond application must  be correct,
even down to the address you use. Regardless of whether you don't want the
cops to know where you live or whether you're staying at a friend's house, you
must offer your proper home address for the time being.
When it comes to your bondsman, dishonesty is never a good policy. Who's to
say you're trustworthy enough to appear in court  if  you'll  lie to them about
something as  easy  as  your  address?  This  initial  blunder  poses  a  significant
danger to the result of your experience and may land you back in jail.
TRIP BEFORE YOUR COURT DATE
Even if you know you're not going to skip bail, please stay in town for the sake
of your bond. Remember that you must check in with your bondsman regularly.
If it is discovered that you are out of town or on vacation between your release
and  your  first  court  appearance,  your  bail  may  be  declared  void  with  no
reimbursement, and you will be sent to jail!
BAD BLOOD CREATED WITH YOUR CO-SIGNER
Even if you don't get along with your co-signer/indemnitor, it's never a good
idea to abandon them after they've helped you get out of jail. Remember that
your co-signer has the authority to revoke your bail until the judge sentences
you.
If this occurs, your bail is revoked and you are sent to jail.
FAILURE TO NOTIFY IF RE-ARRESTED
The co-signers are to blame for this blunder. If your loved one was re-arrested
for  whatever  reason and you failed to notify your  bondsman,  there may be
serious consequences.
If your loved one is arrested again and has to skip their initial court appearance
as a result,  your bondsman will be alerted that they did not appear for their
hearing. If you fail to notify your Bail Bonds Red Bluff agent of the change in
the offender's status, the case may be turned over to a bail recovery business,
and you will be liable for the whole amount of the bail bond.