Skipping bail is when a defendant leaves the jurisdiction of the court or commits any other act in order to avoid a required court appearance after a bail bond has been posted on his or her behalf. Typically the court will issue a warrant for the defendant's arrest following the missed court date and bail is forfeit at that time.
An arrest warrant is issued by a judge or magistrate on behalf of the state of California and allows for the arrest and detainment of the person with whom the warrant is issued. This can include search and seizure of the person's property. If you skip bail and travel outside the boundaries of the court's jurisdiction, this is considered a violation of the bail agreement and allows the courts to file a warrant for your arrest.
Unlike many of our bail bond competitors, we will work to get you
back in court without being re-arrested. If you or a loved one may have just cause to leave the jurisdiction in which your bail was set, contact us to discuss options so as to avoid arrest and possible loss of freedom.
Please contact Orange County Bail Bonds [ Ссылка ] or call 714-BAIL-OUT for more details.
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