Orange County Jail

Has a loved one been arrested in Orange County, California? If so, there is a good chance that they have ended up in the Orange County jail. In this case, you have two options: you can let your loved one stay behind bars for the time being, or you can to bail them out. If you choose the latter option, we are here to help you figure out the process, from start to finish.

The process of bailing a defendant out of jail is not nearly as difficult as it is made out to be. Forget about what you see on television and have heard in the past. Instead, you need to learn about the bail process from us. We have been in the business for many years, helping people just like you get their loved one out of jail and back in your arms. Once you know what you are up against, you can move forward in a fast and efficient manner – you never want to delay. The longer you wait to post bail, the more time your friend or family member will have to spend in jail.

Orange County Jail

13502 Musick
Irvine, California
(949) 855-2612

Information on Orange County Jail

Before we go any further, remember one thing: jail is not prison. In other words, those who are sent to OC jail are probably not going to be there for the rest of their life. While going to jail is never a good thing, it is important to note that this serves as a wakeup call for some people. In other words, they realize they have made some big mistakes and are willing to do whatever it takes to get their life back on track. This is a hard lesson to learn, but it is better than staying out on the street and getting in more trouble in the future.

If a loved one is in Orange County jail, you are able to visit them only on certain days: Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Along with this, you are allowed to visit inmates three times per week. However, these visits are not permitted to take place on the same day. For example, you cannot have a visit from a friend one morning and a relative the same night. One of the best ways around this regulation is to have more than one person visit at a time – the limit is three.

Bail Bonds

Bail is an amount of money that is paid to the court, used to get somebody out of jail following an arrest and before going to trial. With this money “on the line” the defendant is more likely than not to show up at their trial. As you attempt to bail a loved one out of jail, the first thing you need to know is how much it will cost. It is not uncommon for bail to be set at $50k or higher, based on the crime committed.

As a friend or family member of somebody in jail, you may turn to us for a bail bond. This is a percentage payment on your bail. In exchange for a fee, we agree to pay the court’s bail. Although this may seem like a lot of money, there is no price too large for getting your loved one out of jail.

Of course, when you show up for your court appearances, your bail is refunded. That being said, this money does not go back to you (unless you paid in full on your own) but instead to the bail bond company. Most people do not have enough money to make bail on their own, so they rely on a service such as the one that we offer.

In some ways, a bail bond acts as an insurance policy. The bail fee is insurance for the court that you are going to show up. However, the bail bondsman is the one taking the real risk. We do our best to not only work with everybody who needs our help, but to do so as quickly as possible. There is nothing worse than spending time in jail, so we are always available, 24/7, to help you process paperwork and move forward.

Whether or not bail is granted is based on many factors. In the end, it comes down to the decision of the judge. The defendant has little to say about this. In some cases, bail will be set extremely high if a judge cannot find a reason to deny bail, but all signs point towards a guilty defendant.

Note: repeat offenders and those accused of severe crimes are not often granted bail.

Over the years, we have helped thousands of people bail others out of Orange County jail. We offer all of the following:
• Speedy paperwork processing, ensuring that the defendant spends as little time as possible in jail
• High quality service, 24 hours a day and 7 days a week
• Flexible payment plans. Even though you are not required to pay the entire bail amount, some people cannot afford the fee. In this case, we allow you to make smaller payments for a predetermined period of time.

Nobody wants to spend time at Orange County jail. Even a few hours behind bars can feel like several months. In addition to violence, the food is subpar and the living conditions are adequate at best.

If you need to bail a loved one out of Orange County jail, you have come to the right place. We are here to explain the process and work with you from start to finish. With the ability to post bail, you should never be forced to leave somebody you care about behind bars.