1. Bail Source Inquiry (BSI) in New Jersey
February 10, 2015
Before posting a bail bond in NJ, you need to submit a Bail Source Inquiry Questionnaire (BSIQ) that is approved by the local county prosecutors’ office. The main intention behind the BSIQ is to determine the source of the money being used to post the bail, and to ensure the amount is not from the p...
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2. Bail Bonds in New Jersey - How to Get Your Bail Money Returned
December 17, 2014
If you have posted bail, then you may worry about getting your money back. While posting the bail, you can pay the court or use the services of a bondsman. Getting your money returned depends on how you pay the amount.
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3. Where Can Bail Bonds Be Posted in New Jersey?
December 09, 2014
A bail bond is a written promise signed by a defendant to ensure he will appear in court at the scheduled date and time. The bail amount is set by the court, and must be posted for the defendant to get out of jail. Posting ...
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4. Bail Bonds in New Jersey - What is Bail Forfeiture?
December 08, 2014
When a defendant released on bail fails to appear in court, or otherwise violates conditions of bail, the court can forfeit the bail bond. Notice of the forfeiture will be sent to the defendant and their surety. The bail forfeiture may be voluntary or involuntary. ...
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5. Bail Bonds in New Jersey - How a Lawyer Referral Service is Helpful
December 06, 2014
A lawyer referral service refers clients to attorneys. The service will find the charges you are facing, and match you with an experienced attorney. You contact the attorney for a consultation. A lawyer referral service must be approved by the state bar association. How a Lawyer Referral Ser...
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6. Is Bail Allowed For Persons Who Tried To Escape From Prison?
December 04, 2014
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7. Bail Bonds in New Jersey - What Judges Consider When Setting Bail
October 17, 2014
When a person is arrested for a criminal offense in New Jersey, a judge is asked to set bail. The judge determines the amount of bail according to court rules. Hiring a bail bondsman can help you |
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8. Bail bonds in New Jersey - Revoking Bail
October 07, 2014
A person arrested for committing a crime can be released on bail. Bail is revoked if the defendant violates terms and conditions of the bail agreement. It can also be revoked if the defendant fails to appear in court. The bail co-signer may also revoke bail by withdrawing responsibility as a guarant...
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9. How to Select a Bail Bondsman in Newark, NJ
May 28, 2014
A bondsman or bail agent is a person responsible for an accused person appearing at court appearances. They act as a surety and pledge money or property as bail for the appearance of persons in court. The bail amount is set by the court and usually dependent on the severity of the crime. Below are s...
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10. How Bail Bonds work?
January 07, 2014
When an individual is arrested for a crime, they are taken to a local jail to be booked and processed. To get out of the jail, the person may either post the full bail amount set by the court or hire a bail bondsman. Sometimes, the defenda...
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Author: DONALD JOHNSON
