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04 Jan Understanding Bail Bonds in Tennessee

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We understand how bail can be a stressful and confusing situation. Let us reduce your stress as our professional and fully licensed bail bondsmen walk you through the bail bond process, answering all your questions. The bail bond process is quite simple. Of course, there is...

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04 Jan Signs You Should Be Aware Of When Contacting Bail Bonds

Posted at 00:53h in Bail Bonds Blog, Knoxville Bail Bonds
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There are really good companies, and there are companies you'll regret working with. The good news is that we are familiar with the traits the less desirable bail bond companies possess and are happy to share the information with you so that you don't make...

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21 Dec If You’re Arrested, Be Cooperative But Know Your Rights Too

Posted at 00:40h in Bail Bonds Blog, Knoxville Bail Bonds
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If you are ever arrested, you want to make sure you are cooperative with the police. At the same time, you want to make sure they are not overstepping their boundaries to step on your rights. “You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say...

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21 Dec Drunk Driving in a Borrowed Car

Posted at 00:21h in Bail Bonds Blog, Knoxville Bail Bonds
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Drunk driving is always bad, but getting caught driving while under the influence of alcohol while using a friend’s car, things become even more complicated. If you were simply pulled over, the issues associated with the fact you were in a friend’s car may be minimal....

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14 Dec 4 Things Police Look for When Searching for Drunk Drivers

Posted at 02:19h in Bail Bonds Blog, Knoxville Bail Bonds
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Most of us have been there at least once in our lives. Even though we were perfectly sober at the time, the police pulled us over for a seemingly silly reason. The reason the police do this is that they have been trained to recognize...

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14 Dec Tips for a Peaceful Holiday Family Gathering

Posted at 02:09h in Bail Bonds Blog, Knoxville Bail Bonds
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This is the season when many of us are getting together with both our immediate and extended family to celebrate the holidays. While this is supposed to be a fun time that is full of joy and shared memories, all of us are painfully aware...

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07 Dec The Most Common Crimes That Occur During the Holidays

Posted at 00:10h in Bail Bonds Blog, Knoxville Bail Bonds
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Most of us associate the holidays with happiness, family, and love. While many of us focus on the good things during the holiday season, police departments throughout the United States will quickly tell you that crime doesn’t stop during the holidays. What members of law enforcement...

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07 Dec Tips for Earning a Little Extra Money This Holiday Season

Posted at 00:02h in Bail Bonds Blog, Knoxville Bail Bonds
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Times are tough right now. We could all use a little extra income, especially with the holidays right around the corner. The good news is that now is a great time to explore the possibility of a side hustle that will put some extra money...

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23 Nov The Smartest Way to Handle a Big Lotto Win

Posted at 04:28h in Bail Bonds Blog, Knoxville Bail Bonds
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With the Powerball jackpot soaring to over a billion dollars, people are stocking up on tickets. Even people who have never played the lotto before are purchasing a ticket and daydreaming about what they will do if they strike it big. Since there is always a...

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23 Nov Money Saving Tips for the Holidays

Posted at 04:21h in Bail Bonds Blog, Knoxville Bail Bonds
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All the signs point to us being poised on the brink of a recession. Between inflation and the outrageously high price of fuel, most of us are looking at the holidays and wondering if there is any way we can save a little money yet...

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In 2018, the Cyber Security Breaches Survey revealed the shocking news that approximately 43% of all businesses fell for some sort of internet crime. The costs associated with these crimes really added up. It's estimated that in California alone, businesses collectively lost more than $214 million to internet crimes. And businesses aren’t the only ones who fall victim to internet crimes. Every single day, there are multiple reports of people who lost thousands as a result of some internet crime. We get so wrapped up in how victims handle internet crimes that we forget there is someone on the other side of the crime. Even worse, there are routinely people who are wrongfully accused of perpetuating an internet crime. The first thing you should do when you’re accused of committing an internet crime is following police instructions. If you’re getting arrested, don’t try to resist. Resisting arrest not only makes you appear guilty, but it can also result in even more charges. When you’re told you’re being arrested for an internet crime, stay calm, cool, and collected. Don’t say anything to anyone about the alleged internet crimes unless your criminal defense attorney is with you. In addition to making sure both your civil and legal rights are being upheld, your lawyer will stop you from inadvertently saying or doing something that could get you into even more trouble or that could be used to mount an even stronger case against you. If you’ve been falsely accused of committing an internet crime, don’t fall for the temptation of accepting a plea deal because you’re tired of all the legal drama or have gotten scared because of what the police and the prosecuting attorney are telling you. As soon as you accept a plea deal, you will have a criminal record that will haunt you for the rest of your life. Trust your lawyer to get the charges dropped. If you have committed an internet crime and are convicted, you should know that the details surrounding your case determine whether you’re convicted of a felony or misdemeanor. If you’re convicted of felony internet crimes, you could be fined up to $10,000 and sentenced to spend up to 20 years in prison. If you’re convicted of misdemeanor internet crimes you’ll only face a fine of about $1,000 (plus court costs.) In many misdemeanor cases, the judge opts for probation instead of actual jail time, especially if this is the first time you’ve been in trouble with the law.

16 Nov What to Do If You’ve Been Accused of an Internet Crime

Posted at 02:38h in Bail Bonds Blog, Knoxville Bail Bonds
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In 2018, the Cyber Security Breaches Survey revealed the shocking news that approximately 43% of all businesses fell for some sort of internet crime. The costs associated with these crimes really added up. It's estimated that in California alone, businesses collectively lost more than $214...

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16 Nov 4 Facebook Scams You Should Know About

Posted at 02:30h in Bail Bonds Blog, Knoxville Bail Bonds
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Most of us spend a surprising amount of time on Facebook. We love posting about the exciting things taking place in our lives, we enjoy looking at the photos loved ones share, and we often treat it like an interesting party line that provides a...

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