Getting arrested is obviously unexpected, but you can be feeling especially emotional if the arrest came following a dispute at home. If you have been arrested for domestic violence, you will, of course, want to get out as soon as possible so you can begin picking up the pieces. In this scenario, there are a number of reasons why you might want to reach out to a company that offers bail bondsman services.

You May Not Be Able to Call Your Partner

Normally, if you were to end up in jail, you might call your spouse to come and get you out. But if you were arrested for domestic violence and your partner was involved, calling them now might be very ill-advised. In fact, you might even be under police or court order to avoid contact with them for the short-term. If this is the case, you will need someone who you know is sure to show up and help you. A bail bondsman is typically available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. You'll be able to get out of jail sooner rather than later so you can begin repairing your relationship if that's still possible.

You Won't Receive Any Judgement From a Bail Bondsman 

Of course, you could also try reaching out to another family member besides your spouse or perhaps a close friend, but that is again perhaps a risky proposition. Going to jail is almost always embarrassing, but you might be feeling especially upset because of the specific charges you are now facing. When you hire a bail bonds service, you'll be working with someone who is all business. No one is going to judge or lecture you for the situation you find yourself in upon arriving at the jail. You can leave the judging to the actual judge or jury you'll face in the courtroom and begin planning your defense without having to deal with additional drama on the home front.

Get the Funds You Need

If you are unable to contact anyone in your family or simply don't want to do that while you are under arrest, it might be difficult for you to find the money needed to make bail. A bail bonds service can help with that. You'll typically only have to put up a fraction of the bail once the bond service shows up and vouches for you. You can pay either the court or the bonds service in full at a later date if necessary, but in the meantime, you'll be able to get out and move on with your life.

Contact a domestic violence bail bonds service today for more information.