Irvine Bail Bonds
Paying the full bail amount in cash means waiting 60 to 90 days after the case ends to get it back, and many Irvine families simply do not have that kind of money available. Affordable Bail Bonds of Irvine offers a more manageable route, posting the bond in exchange for a premium that can be spread out with financing.
The agency answers 24 hours a day and serves people held in any jail connected to the greater Irvine area.
Making Bail Manageable for Irvine Households
Affordable Bail Bonds of Irvine focuses on flexible payment arrangements, accepting credit cards, checks, cash and financing, and offering payment plans. Bail can be started online or over the phone, and a free consultation is available with no obligation.
Agents explain the three ways to post bail in California, cash bail, a property bond or a bail bond, and help families weigh which fits their situation. Most paperwork can be handled by email or fax, so co-signers in Irvine, Tustin or Lake Forest do not have to travel to an office. The agency serves inmates detained in all jails located in the greater Irvine area, and its agents work to send each bond to the jail quickly once the paperwork is complete.
Services Offered by Affordable Bail Bonds of Irvine
- 24-hour bail service in Irvine
- Financing and payment plans for the premium
- Credit card, check and cash payments
- Online or phone bail applications
- Comparison of cash bail, property bonds and bail bonds
- Free, no-obligation consultations
Bail for People Held in Santa Ana After an Irvine Arrest
Affordable Bail Bonds of Irvine serves defendants held at the Orange County Intake Release Center & Men's Central Jail and the Orange County Women's Central Jail. Court dates for Irvine cases are often set at the Harbor Justice Center - Newport Beach, and certain matters may be assigned to the Orange County Community Court in Santa Ana.
- Orange County Intake Release Center & Men's Central Jail (Santa Ana)
- Orange County Women's Central Jail (Santa Ana)
- Harbor Justice Center - Newport Beach (Newport Beach)
- Orange County Community Court (Santa Ana)
Choosing How to Post Bail in Orange County
- Wait for booking to finish: The defendant must complete booking before any form of bail can be accepted.
- Confirm the bail amount: The amount usually comes from the county bail schedule. A judge may set it for serious charges.
- Compare your options: Cash bail requires the full amount. A property bond places a lien on real estate. A bail bond requires a non-refundable premium instead.
- Set up the bond and payments: With a bail bond, the co-signer signs the contract remotely and picks a payment method or financing plan.
- Release and appearances: After release the defendant must attend every hearing. Missing one can result in forfeiture of the bail.
Frequently Asked Questions About Affordable Bail Bonds of Irvine
Does Affordable Bail Bonds of Irvine offer financing?
Yes. The agency offers financing and payment plans, and accepts credit cards, checks and cash.
When is cash bail refunded?
If bail is paid in full and the defendant attends all court dates, the refund usually arrives 60 to 90 days after the case is resolved.
Are property bonds a good option?
They are possible but time-consuming and rarely used, since the court places a lien on the property.
Where will an Irvine case be heard?
Many Irvine cases go to the Harbor Justice Center - Newport Beach, though the booking paperwork will state the assigned court.
Can collateral be required?
Sometimes. Depending on the bail amount and the co-signer's situation, collateral may be requested in addition to the premium.
Do I have to visit an office in Irvine?
In most cases no. The application and contract can be completed by email or fax, and bail can be started online or by phone.
If the full bail amount is out of reach, Affordable Bail Bonds of Irvine can explain how a bond and a payment plan might work for your family. Call any time for a free consultation.