If you or a loved one is in the Marin County Jail call Zig-Zag Bail Bonds right now as we provide bail bond services in Marin County and all local area including San Anselmo, Larkspur, Corte Madera, Mill Valley, and Tiburon.

Get your free Marin County bail bond advice today! No one’s better than Zig-Zag Bail Bonds when it comes to bail bonds in Marin County and San Rafael, California. We are right across the street from the Marin Civic Center and the Jail.  Zig-Zag Bail operates in the greater San Rafael area, including Novato and Petaluma and all of West Marin.

If you missed a required court appearance and have questions, do not hesitate to call Zig-Zag Bail Bonds. It could save you from being placed back into custody.

At Zig-Zag Bail Bonds our job is to make sure that a defendant complies with all required court dates. Most defendants can file a motion to reinstate their bail and don’t always have to be placed back into jail. It’s important to note that The United States of America’s constitution gives everyone the right to Zig-Zag Bail Bonds.

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Bail refers to funds deposited by the defendant in the third person and is intended to ensure that the defendant can appear in court in the future. Bail may or may not be imposed for a crime and it depends on the nature and severity of the offence. This may be cash or some form of bond backed by a bond creditor.

If the offence is relatively minor, such as an accident in which there are no injuries or significant damage to property, the booked person will be released on bail. The amount of the bail is fixed but may be reduced or increased by the judge depending on the circumstances of the offence and the character of the accused. If you are arrested, you should review the deposit plan and ask the bond borrower to set the amount.

Your defence lawyer may request a bail hearing within two days of your arrest (your first court appearance after your arrest) to challenge your bail. If convicted, the judge will continue to pay bail or modify it to reflect the circumstances of the case. After the hearing, the court may leave the bail at the required amount, increase it, reduce it or release it on its own. If your offense is on the bail plan, the prison requires that the bail be paid or a bail be paid. The arrest officer may apply for a fixed amount of bail, which may be more or less than scheduled.