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Getting your important documents notarized in Bernalillo County is easy with Gerald Madrid Bail Bonds. We’re available 24/7 and can come to you if you can’t come to us! Reliable Service We have been serving the community with quality, affordable and confidential services since 1984. When you choose our notary signing agents to certify your […]

Whether your loved one has been charged with a misdemeanor or a felony, Gerald Madrid Bail Bonds can help you get the bond you need to get your loved one out of jail in Bernalillo County, NM. Different Conditions for Release from Jail After someone is arrested, they must be booked by the arresting agency.

If you need felony or federal bail bonds in Jemez Springs, New Mexico, you’ve come to the right place. Gerald Madrid Bail Bonds can help you bail your loved one out of jail—guaranteed! If any circumstance should arise that would prevent us from bailing your loved one out of jail, we’ll give your money back with

Gerald Madrid Bail Bonds offers services to help bail individuals out of jail who are facing misdemeanor charges in Jemez Springs, New Mexico. While the bond amount for misdemeanor bail bonds is typically a smaller amount than a felony or federal bail bond, getting the money you need to get your loved one out of jail

Gerald Madrid Bail Bonds is available 24/7 to help you bail a loved one out of jail—even on weekends and holidays. As a family-owned business in New Mexico, we are deeply committed to serving the Jemez Springs community with friendly, knowledgeable, affordable service. Friendly Service When you contact our Jemez Springs bail bond agency, we’re here to

(Click here to watch the video) ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. —A committee of bail bondsmen, judges and attorneys say new mandates from the state Supreme Court have resulted in violent suspects being arrested and then walking right back out on the streets. The case management order calls for arraignment to happen within 10 days after the indictment,

By Thomas J. Cole / Journal Investigative Reporter Sunday, November 8th, 2015 at 12:05am Facing his second drunken driving charge in two years and a bench warrant for failing to comply with the sentence in his first DWI case, Jose Alberto Flores fled the state. Flores didn’t have much to worry about when it came to

(Click here to watch the video) ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. —There is growing frustration over violent suspects getting locked up and being let right back out. One lawmaker has taken an interest in what to do with repeat offenders. Selmonio Davis was indicted for first-degree murder earlier this year. Last month a judge released him on his

A committee appointed by the New Mexico Supreme Court is recommending that the state Constitution be amended to allow judges to keep violent criminal defendants in jail without bail if they are a flight risk or pose a significant danger to an individual or the community. The so-called preventive detention provision would be just one

Published August 5, 2015 | By admin Bail bonds failure can have dangerous consequences that often go unnoticed until it’s too late. I recently wrote an article about these consequences which was featured in The Albuquerque Journal . When Bonds Fail By Gerald Madrid / President, N.M. Bail Bond Association PUBLISHED: Sunday, August 2, 2015 at 12:02