Domestic Violence Bail Bonds — 24/7

Domestic violence bail bonds

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If you qualify (homeowners, active military, law enforcement), bail $20,000 and up: 8% with $0 down, 7% with 2% down, or 6% paid in full on $30,000 and up. See all rates

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Anyone can apply. It takes a few minutes, right from your phone. No office visit.

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Homeowner, active military or law enforcement, with bail of $20,000 or more? You may qualify for Fast Track.

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Chad answers 24/7. Nearly 20 years in bail.In custody? Bail amount? Out yet? We check for you.Military & veteran discounts, with proof.

Specialized Domestic Violence Bail Bond Service

Most domestic violence bonds in California are on one of two charges: PC 243(e)(1), domestic battery, or PC 273.5(a), corporal injury to a spouse or partner. Chad posts DV bonds across Los Angeles, Orange, San Bernardino, Riverside and San Diego counties, and knows the protective orders and release conditions that come with them. Call first, and we’ll find out the charge, the bail amount and whether there’s a hold.

What You Need to Know About DV Bail

Is there a 72-hour hold?

No. California does not have a mandatory 72-hour hold for domestic violence. In some cases, like some restraining order violations, a judge has to see them before they can be released. Call Chad, and we’ll check whether there’s a hold.

Emergency Protective Orders

Police often get an Emergency Protective Order at the arrest. It does not stop bail, but while it’s in effect they can’t contact the protected person or go back to the home. It usually lasts up to 7 days.

How much is DV bail?

In Chad’s experience, the two standard charges, PC 243(e)(1) and PC 273.5(a), usually carry bail of $25,000 to $50,000. Added charges like child endangerment, or prior DV cases, can push it to $100,000 or more. Call Chad, and we’ll look up the exact amount.

No money down options

8% with no money down, 7% with 2% down, or 6% paid in full on bails of $30,000 and up. Payment plans available. Cards and cash accepted.

Our Domestic Violence Bail Process

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Call Chad Right Away

Call 855⁠-⁠BAD⁠-⁠CHAD as soon as you know about the arrest. We find out the charge, the bail amount and whether there’s a hold.

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We Check for Holds

If a judge has to see them first, we tell you when that hearing is and post the bond as soon as the court allows.

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Fast Paperwork

We handle all bail bond paperwork quickly — in person or electronically. We explain the conditions of release clearly.

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Release & Guidance

Once they’re out, we walk the family through the court dates and the protective order rules, so nobody ends up back in custody by accident.

Domestic Violence Arrest? Call Now.

Available 24/7 — we know how to handle these cases fast and with discretion.

Call 855⁠-⁠BAD⁠-⁠CHAD Now

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Not legal advice. The information on this page is based on Chad Conley's 15+ years as a licensed bail bondsman, plus additional experience as an investigator and bounty hunter and is intended to help families understand the general process. It is not legal advice, and Chad Conley is not an attorney. Every case is different. If you have legal questions about your specific situation, please consult a licensed attorney.

After the bond

The bond is just the start. Chad stays with you.

Price matters. But a lot of bail companies are salespeople sitting at a desk. They sell you the bond on the phone that night, and after that you get passed from department to department. With Chad, the same person who writes your bond is the one who picks up when something comes up.

Missed a court date?

Call Chad right away. We help you get back on the court calendar and get it fixed before it gets worse.

Bail raised, or charges added?

We explain what happened and handle the change to the bond.

A new case, or an old one just now filed?

Sometimes charges show up for something from before. We work through it with you.

Questions about your payments?

You talk to us, not a collections department.

A real example (name changed)

Fred missed his court date, and he still owed a balance. Chad helped him anyway. He stayed up late with him and put together the paperwork to ask the court to reinstate his bond. On the way to court, Fred's car broke down and got towed, with the paperwork inside. So Chad did it all over again, and Fred came by the office to pick up a new set.

You could roll the dice on whoever quotes the cheapest bond on the phone. Or you could have a bondsman who picks up when it really matters.

Call Chad: 855⁠-⁠BAD⁠-⁠CHAD