Fast Release Bail Bonds Sacramento

When you have been detained and are in custody of the authorities, every minute seems like an hour. Jails are crowded, miserable places where time passes slowly as you sit in your cell waiting for your release. All you can think about is what you can do to get out. At Atlantis Bail Bonds, we understand. We deal with clients every day who have a family member or friend in custody, and we never forget that every transaction has a human face. We know that arranging that person's release on bail is their top priority and it's our top priority too.

When a client walks into our offices we begin the process immediately. Once we have confirmed the exact amount of bail required by the court, we follow through by getting the details of the case and making the needed financial arrangements.

When all the paperwork is in order and everything is in place one of our staff members goes to the jail to secure the release of the defendant. Our offices are just a few minutes walk from the main county jail in downtown Sacramento.

Twenty minutes' drive away is an additional facility called the Rio Cosumnes Correctional Center (RCCC) in Elk Grove. Unlike the main jail, the RCCC mainly holds individuals who have already been sentenced by the courts, but an increasing percentage of the population are pre-sentence detainees who are housed there to keep the population at the Main facility under the limits set by Federal decree.

We have extensive professional contacts at all levels of the court system and know the specific details of the process. Whether the bail amount is large or small, regardless of any complications (including a 1275 hold) that may arise, we attend to all the details in the shortest amount of time that the system will permit.

We offer discounts for clients who are union members, Active Duty military, AARP members, or who have already retained an attorney. All bail agencies are regulated by the state of California, but we do everything legally possible to assist our clients in being able to afford exercising their right to bail.