How to Bail Out a Juvenile From Tulsa, Oklahoma

 This is a question we get a lot here at our agency. There are rules when bonding out a minor from the Tulsa Juvenile Detention Center. Only a parent can bond out a juvenile or a legal guardian. The juvenile will more than likely have rules to follow from the detention center while out on bond. They will have a curfew that they must adhere to. They must continue with their education as they have court dates. If an incident happened in school, they offer online schools so the juvenile continues to get their education.  Please make sure your child will not run away because this will cause major problems with the courts and the bail bonds agency. If there is physical abuse toward a parent, please really think about this before you do it.  Would you be safe at night? We tell you this because this happens so often nowadays.

Ask yourself, "Would my child be safer in custody, or will they become a statistic like many more innocent children who, regrettably, became hooked on a drug and can't manage to break the habit?" if your child has a drug addiction problem. 

If this is the situation, we kindly ask that you keep them in custody and inform the courts so they can enroll them in a program. 

It will be worthwhile if we can persuade just one parent in this country not to act in the way that many others do and save just one life. This country sees far too many deaths every day.  

Please keep in mind how difficult it was for some of us adults to experience adolescence, especially in the face of constant peer pressure.

These are all things a parent should consider before bonding with their children. If you still decide to bond with your child, we will assist you in those matters.  We would just like the public to be aware of all the risks and dangers that each and every one of our children can face in this world. We are by no means trying to stereotype anyone; this is just what we have seen during the years we have been doing this. At the end of the day, you are the one who knows your child more than anyone else. I have a daughter as well, and trust me, I get scared more and more every day when I watch the news and read about some of the things they go through daily. Let us remember one thing: when we were in school, we had fire drills. Now they have assailants in campus drills. Just something for all adults to dwell on: that we are living in different times and nobody is safe anymore.

May you have a blessed day.

Tulsa Juvenile Bail Bondsman, Angel Alameda

Alameda Bail Bonds in Tulsa

(918) 599-7651

How to Bail Somebody out of Tulsa, Oklahoma

You get a call in the middle of the night and you find out a loved one is in the Tulsa County Jail in Tulsa, Oklahoma.  When you speak to your loved one they tell you they can bond out of Jail.  What do you do.  Well you can pay the full amount at the jail and when the person is done with all court dates you can request your money back. Another option is utilizing a Tulsa bail bonds Agency such As Alameda Bail Bonds in Tulsa.  What happens afterwards is you will meet a bail bondsman and do some paperwork guaranteeing the Bonding Agency that you will pay the full amount if the person you bail out skips court.  Our advice to you on this is please know the people you are asked to bail out.  Many times you may get a call from a family to help bond out one of their friends from jail.  We suggest never doing this unless you know the individual.  If they run then you get stuck paying for something that you should have been advise never to do.  if you decide to bail someone out of jail all they have to do is complete their obligation with the courts.  Once a Judge makes a ruling on a case or it get dismissed by chance you will automatically be exonerated from the bond.  When you use the services from a bail bonds agency please be aware that once the person is released from custody the service has been done and there is no refunds.  You always can pull off a persons bond as long as the person is back in custody.  please note if you move or if the defendant moves or changes phone number, please notify the bondsman.  It is always best to have a good relationship with the bondsman, so there is never no confusion about anything.  Please call our bail bonds office if we can assist you in these matters. 

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                                                     Tulsa Bondsman, Angel Alameda

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The untold Truth about State Question 805 in Oklahopma

Tulsa Bail Bonds Agency  As elections get near we are being hit by the calls, commercials, and solicitation of political agendas.  One that comes up often in the state of Oklahoma is State Question 805.  the way it is represented is Everyone in Oklahoma gets incarcerated for decades for first-time offenses, that is not true folks.  People need to be aware of how the system works in the first place.  please take a minute of your time and read the truth about how the system works before you vote on this bill.

Almost all if not misdemeanors in Tulsa are usually given a Deferred sentence for first-time offenders.  That means usually they have a fine to pay and are on unsupervised probation for 6 months to up to whatever the judge sees fits.  If someone were to be arrested on new charges they more than likely have an app to accelerate on their probation and more than likely get a suspended sentence which is being on stronger supervised probation but yet being free from the prison sentence. Non of this is being explained to the public and they should be made aware of this.

They want to offer more mental health programs and rehab for repeat offender ,yet we already have Mental Health Court, Drug Court, and Veterans Court to help people.  What they forget to mention is the same people pushing for these programs have friends that will run these programs, so this means more money in their pockets.and at the end of the day this is the real agenda.  They will charge people for ankle monitors, staying in these places for months at a time if they can afford it to remain out of Jail 

Thank you for your time 

Tulsa Bail Bondsman, Angel Alameda