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Tax Returns Will Alleviate Bail Bond Payments

Receiving your tax return soon? If you have already, or are expecting it to come shortly, then we recommend you use that money wisely. If you currently, don’t owe no money to anyone, aren’t in debt, or don’t have bills to pay off, that is great! Perhaps you can invest the money or allocate it […]

What Happens To Voting Rights If You Are In Jail

The presidential election is starting to take shape and voting happens in September. Anyone 18 years of age or older, is able to vote, as we all are aware. Here’s a little Q&A excerpt to provide you with some information that you might not be aware of: What if you are in custody? What if […]

How You Know If You Can Apply For A Bail Bond

Most defendants will be eligible to apply for a bail bond to get out of jail if they wish to use this route; however, not all defendants will qualify for a bail bond. Here are a couple of basic parameters: You don’t need to be above or below a certain average household income. You don’t […]

Sort Your Bail Bond Payments With Tax Refunds

If you overpaid taxes last year, you have the option of applying the excess amount to this year’s taxes, or have it refunded to you. In deciding which option would be more beneficial to you, consider your current financial situation. Do you plan to make a large purchase sometime soon? Have you been spending more […]

Hawthorne Bail Bond Store Accepts Tax Returns As Payment

Bail bonds through Hawthorne Bail Bond Store are both flexible and affordable. We have customized payment plans dedicated to each and every client’s situation, as well as accepting a range of payment options like cash, credit and debit, checks, collateral, and even tax returns – which in reality, would be converted into cash, credit, debit, […]

You Need To “Interview” A Bail Bond Company First

When your freedom, or that of someone you love, is literally on the line, you of course are going to want to seek out the best help you could possibly receive. You need to get out of jail and you need someone who you can trust and rely on to help you achieve this. You […]

How Much Time Do I Have To Post Bail?

You may post bail at any time; after your bail hearing – as long as the judge has granted bail, of course. The time it will take to pay off a bail bond will depend on the route you choose to bail out of jail. If you wish to pay your bail money directly with […]

Even More Hoverboard Laws

Hoverboard laws are continuing to get stricter. In January, a number of Hoverboard laws in California began, For example: Hoverboard riders have to be at least 16 years of age and must be wearing a helmet at all times. Hoverboard riders can only ride on sidewalks or streets where the posted speed limit is no […]

Admitting You’ve Been Arrested

Admitting to something so serious like getting arrested can be very hard to do but once you get it over with, you’ll find your uphill climb to be much easier. No matter what the crime you committed was, you always know there are certain people you can talk to openly. This revelation to them likely […]

Bail Is Not Tax Deductible, Sorry

Although it might seem tax deductible because it’s a payment going to the government, bail is not tax deductible. Bail is a guarantee (like a bribe, essentially) to get a defendant to appear in court for a crime they are accused of committing. As long as the defendant is compliant with this and his or […]