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Bobby Cervantez
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Serving:
• Alamogordo • Las Cruces • Carlsbad • Carrizozo
• Belen • Las Lunas • Hobbs
• Lovington • Roswell
Serving:
• Alamogordo • Las Cruces
• Carlsbad • Carrizozo
• Belen • Las Lunas • Hobbs
• Lovington • Roswell
Transfer Bond Agents
in El Paso
About Us
Bobby Cervantez
(575) 446-8088
Melissa Hobbs
(575) 446-2360
Melissa Hobbs
(575) 446-2360
Spending time in jail is quite possibly the worst way to waste your time! The food is terrible, the beds are uncomfortable, the service is degrading and the company is depressing. Time spent in jail threatens your career, reputation, family, health, relationships, livelihood and sanity. If you or a loved one finds themselves behind bars in the State of New Mexico contact Bobby Cervantez Bail Bonds immediately for a complimentary consultation on your options. At Bobby Cervantez Bail Bonds we treat you compassionately like a valued customer and a human being with rights – NOT like a criminal, a case number or a dollar sign. Call Bobby Cervantez Bail Bonds for additional information. Spanish speaking representatives are available.
Bobby Cervantez: KEEPING FRIENDS AND FAMILY TOGETHER!
We’re here to help you through one of life’s toughest moments. Our patience and understanding will help keep you at ease while we work on getting your loved one home. We know what it takes to get the bond done, effectively and quickly. We take pride in what we do, We’ll happily answer any questions that you may have, with no obligation. Call us today to see how we can help you.
WHAT IS A BAIL BOND?
The idea of bail dates back several centuries to Anglo-Saxon England. Courts use monetary incentives to compel a person to appear in court. The logic behind this rule is simple. It’s safe to say that most people do not want to lose something valuable like money or property. Therefore, courts attach a monetary value that must be paid to secure the release of someone charged with a crime. The jail releases the person when someone turns the money over to the jail or court. The person who posted the bail money will get it back at the end of the case if the accused attends court as ordered. If the defendant misses one or more of their court dates, then the person who posted the bail loses their money.
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