Contact Steve Parker
When a loved one gets into legal trouble, you have to act fast. Every day that a person spends in jail can deepen their trauma, especially if they have never been arrested before. The services of a criminal lawyer should be secured and bail should be posted to hasten the release. He can then walk free and live normally while the case is being heard in court. Of course, this is easier said than done in real life. Affordable Release with Bluestar Bail Bonds Bail can be expensive for regular people. Few have the ability to pay the full amount in one go. Fortunately, financial difficulties does not mean that a person will have to stay in jail. There are affordable alternatives such as the purchase of bail bonds. Only 10% of the bail amount need to be paid upfront to the bail bondsmen who will, in turn, act as surety for the defendant to get the release. Flexible Collateral Arrangements Bluestar Bail Bonds Conroe accepts a wide variety of assets for collateral. Typical examples are cash, stocks, properties, and vehicles. Their values should cover the remaining 90% of the bail amount. They will only be held to ensure that the defendant attends the hearings. Once the case is closed, they will be returned to the owners. Unusual items such as jewelry and other items of value may also be accepted upon the discretion of the company. Collateral arrangements tend to be flexible. Familiarity with Conroe Justice System Bluestar operates across the state of Texas. The company has already helped countless clients in Conroe and nearby areas. Our bail bondsmen are highly experienced with a great deal of familiarity with the local justice system. They know the locations of various courthouses and detention facilities, as well as the processes followed in these places, all of which should lead to a faster release.
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