Bail bonds get someone home when they’re dealing with charges that qualify for release. These charges include certain traffic violations or first-time, non-violent offenses. But not every case allows for bail. Courts sometimes hold people without bail, especially when there are serious allegations, past convictions, or a concern that someone won’t show up for court. We’re upfront about those limits. Still, we make sure you’re not left guessing. We’ll go over the details, answer your questions, and stay on standby so we’re ready if the court revisits the decision.