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If your college student was arrested in Georgia, the first steps are to find out where they are being held, find out whether bond has been set, and get them an attorney before they talk about the case with anyone. Most of the bail process can be handled remotely, even if you live in another state.
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Sometimes, but only with permission. If you want to leave the state while out on bond in Georgia, two things have to line up: your bond conditions have to allow it, and your bonding company has to approve the trip before you go. At A 2nd Chance Bail Bonds, a defendant is required to ask us for permission before leaving the state for any reason.
A bail bondsman can get your loved one out of jail by posting a bond for a fee, and can guide your family through the bail process from start to finish. But what a bail bondsman can do stops at the courtroom door. A bondsman cannot give legal advice, lower the bond amount, or make charges go away.
To post bail in Savannah, you will be working with the Chatham County Sheriff’s Office Detention Center at 1050 Carl Griffin Drive. Once a judge sets bond, your loved one can be released in one of a few ways: through a bail bonding company, with a cash bond, with a property bond, or with an out-of-county bond. Most families use a bondsman, because it means paying a fee instead of the full bond amount.
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