What’s the difference between pre-arrest and post-arrest questioning? In pre-arrest situations, no Miranda Warning is issued if the person is not under arrest. They aren’t going to trial for a crime so there is no need to issue a warning. Sometimes during questioning, Miranda Rights will...

All of us have heard the term jaywalking, but few of us can say exactly what it is. According to the Legal Dictionary, the exact definition of jaywalking is the act of crossing a roadway when it is unlawful to do so. This includes...

Pride Bail Bonds wants to make sure you’re one hundred percent comfortable using us for your bail bonds needs. That’s why we set things up so that you can have a free consultation no matter what time of the day or night it is. This consultation is your opportunity to speak to one of our highly experienced bail bond experts and learn everything there is to know about us as well as the Tennessee bail bonds program. There’s just one problem. While we’ve created a great way to get in touch with us, we’ve realized that some of our clients don’t realize that they should use the consultation as an opportunity to get all of their questions answered. There are a few questions that we think everyone should ask during their consultation. How Much will the Bail Bond Cost? Because everyone will require a different size bail bond from us we aren’t able to set a one-size-fits-all fee. Instead, we’ve arranged things so that each person owes 10% of the bail bond they require. We have created a discount for qualified clients. What Conditions are Connected to the Bail Bond? We don’t attach many conditions to our bail bonds. The only condition we have is that you agree to report to all of your mandatory court hearings. Missing a single court hearing will result in our forfeiting your bail bond. While we don’t put many conditions on your bail, the courts might. Common restrictions include having a curfew, avoiding certain people, not leaving the zip code, and not engaging in any criminal activity while you’re out on bail. Do You Need a Co-Signer? Several factors influence whether you need a co-signer. These things include:
  • Your criminal history
  • Your community ties
  • How large a bail bond do you require
  • Your personal assets
  • Whether you can pay the entire 10% or need a payment plan
  • How severe the charges you face are
  • The stipulations connected to your bail

Finally!Halloween is here. Not only does that mean cooler weather, pumpkin spice coffee, and an excuse to snuggle up with a good book rather than going out, kids will tell you that it’s time for free candy. While kids love trick-or-treating, parents often have mixed feelings...