It is always extremely helpful to hire a knowledgeable Minnesota criminal defense lawyer that has a track record of success. An experienced criminal defense lawyer will have a vast understanding of the judicial system and has likely dealt with cases very similar to yours.

A co-signer is someone who signs on behalf of an inmate and accepts the financial responsibility of paying the full bail amount in the event the inmate does not show up to court and the bond is forfeited. In order to be a cosigner, you will need (1) a stable job, (2) proof of income, and (3) US citizenship. In some cases, we may complete a background and credit check on the cosigner.

Conditional bail will be set lower than unconditional bail, but conditions will be imposed pending the resolution of your case. Unconditional bail will be set at a higher amount than conditional bail. By posting unconditional bail, you will be merely be required to remain law abiding and show up to your court appearances

There may be a few different options when you have a warrant out for your arrest. In some cases, bail may already be set. Thus, we can post a bond to eliminate that warrant. Depending on the county the warrant originated from, you may not even have to turn yourself in. Otherwise, you have a “body only” warrant.

We know that it can be scary when your loved one is in jail. You may have questions like “How do I know what jail he/she is going to?” “Can I contact my loved one while they are in jail?” “Can I visit my loved one?” "How long will he/she sit in jail?” We have answers to your questions. Read on for more information!