Know Your Rights as a Tenant in California
If you work in an industry with a high rate of occupational injuries such as construction or transportation, it is important to understand the full breadth of your worker’s compensation rights in case you suffer an accident on the job. Furthermore, you need to be aware of how your family will be compensated if you do not recover from your injuries. You can then explain to them what kinds of of death benefits they are entitled to if you pass away. Read More»
Trying to get someone out of jail? If bail has been set by the magistrate or judge, you may find yourself unable to come up with the secured amount. A bail bondsman can help by posting the bail, almost like obtaining a loan. Before you visit these bondsmen, however, there are a few things about posting bail that you need to know:
Before you visit a bondsman, know the following about posting bail bonds: Read More»
An immigration bond that must be posted in order for an individual to be released from immigration custody should be returned at the end of the immigration inquiry. However, the “obligor” who posts the bond for the individual under scrutiny will have to go through a few steps to get the funds back.
It’s important that an obligor is aware of the following five things to get immigration bond funds back: Read More»
Reaching out to a personal injury lawyer with automobile accident experience isn’t going to be the first thing on your mind after a car accident. But if the car accident resulted in expensive medical and auto repair bills, you may need that lawyer. The lawyer is going to need you to be able to answer three key questions involving who caused the accident, if any witnesses are available, and how much money you are looking to win. Read More»
If you need a bail bonds company to loan you money in order to post bail, then you will likely be asked to provide some form of collateral. There are several different options available depending on what kind of assets you have. Here are some typical options to look for.
House
Your house is a typical bail collateral item. What happens is the court places a lien on the home and if you don’t appear in court, the house may go into repossession. Read More»
