Bail Bonds for Domestic Violence & DUI Charges

Having served the Ventura and Santa Barbara areas for over 25 years combined, 101 Bail Bonds has seen numerous trends in terms of crimes and arrests. However, one trend has held relatively constant: two of the most common charges we issue bail bonds for are domestic violence and DUI accusations. Our mission is to help clients become informed about the charges they are facing and learn what to expect on the road ahead. Let’s take a closer look at each of these crimes.

Domestic Violence

Domestic violence charges are taken extremely seriously by both family law and criminal defense courts. Most often, these charges are given in situations where someone allegedly abuses their spouse, parent, child, sibling, partner, roommate, or other relation. When police are called to the scene of alleged abuse, they are required to make arrests if injuries are present, no matter what. This means you will spend at least some time behind bars until you or a loved one can post bail.

Being accused of domestic violence can also have a permanent impact on any child custody, visitation, or other divorce issues you’re currently going through. It’s not uncommon for those convicted of domestic violence to lose custody of their children and have their visitation heavily restricted, or even cut off entirely. For this reason, it’s imperative that you post bail and immediately contact a lawyer who can help you with your criminal charges, especially if you are not guilty and the alleged victim has made a false claim against you (something that sadly happens far too frequently).

DUI

Driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol remains one of the most common crimes not just here in California, but all across the country. DUI charges are extremely difficult to navigate without a lawyer on your side, and to make matters worse, you don’t have a lot of time to act; you have just 10 days to schedule an administrative hearing with the DMV in order to prevent your drivers’ license from being automatically suspended.

When you are arrested, you are required to submit to a blood or breath test to determine your blood alcohol content level. This will then be used as evidence in your case. However, law enforcement are not always accurate with their testing, and there are a number of factors that could possibly negate this evidence against you. It’s strongly advised you speak with a DUI attorney as soon as possible.

At 101 Bail Bonds, we understand the importance of getting out of jail and getting back to your family. We have more than 25 years of combined experience, and are available to help get you out of jail 24 hours a day. We know the jail and judicial systems throughout California, and can work quickly to guide you through the book and release process with individually-tailored advice. We adhere with all laws, rules, and regulations in order to make the process as stress and headache-free for you and your loved ones.