professional license bureau of your state.........................
yes your still considered innocent. unless you were bailed out then you would have to get with your bailbondsman but i wouldn't they would tell you no you cant leave.
The bailbondsman is going to send a skiptracer/bounty hunter after him and return by whatever means. Believe me, the bailbondsman does not intend to lose his bail money to che court without a strong effort to get hm back. As for you - if you paid the bondsman's customary fee - you can kiss it goodbye - you won't get it back.
If you are referring to your payment to your bailbondsman - if he isn't paid for his services, he may tell the court that he is withdrawing your bailbond and, in the absence of a bond ensuring your appearance, the court will jail you awaiting trial.
You would have to check the wording of the restirctions on your bail papers to see if you have any travel restrictions. If you don't you could go, but if you were bailed out by a bailbondsman, if I were you I'd be sure to tell him you were going, or else he might think you're trying to skip on him and come after you.
Bailed Up was created in 1895.
The fact that someone IS bailed out is a public record. The information as to who bailed them out usually is NOT.
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This depends on how you posted bailA bail Bondsman wants 100% of the bail plus his service fees.If the bailed person skips you can bet he wants extra and can collect or seize the property you put up.Added: Yes. you (or a bailbondsman) forfeit the full amount of the bond. Why do you think that there are skip treacers and bounty-hunters?
If you co-signed the bond, yes. If not, then you have no legal requirement to do so.