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What to Do If You Miss a Court Date in San Diego (And How to Avoid a Warrant)

February 17, 2025
by Ryan Mullinax

Missing a court date can be stressful, and many people don’t realize that failing to appear can lead to a warrant for your arrest. Whether you forgot, had an emergency, or simply didn’t know about your court date, taking quick action is key to avoiding serious legal consequences. Here’s what you need to do if you miss a court date in San Diego County and how to handle the situation...

Understanding Bail Conditions: What You Can and Can’t Do After Release

February 14, 2025
by Ryan Mullinax
- bail bonds, Bail Bonds Process, conditions of release, San Diego Bail Bonds

Understanding Bail Conditions: What You Can and Can’t Do After Release Being released on bail provides temporary freedom, but it comes with strict conditions that must be followed to avoid legal trouble. Violating bail conditions can result in re-arrest, additional charges, or even forfeiting the bail amount. At Allergic to Handcuffs, we want to ensure you or your loved one stays compliant. Here’s what you need to know about bail...

Understanding Bail for Vandalism and Hate Crime Charges in San Diego

February 14, 2025
by Ryan Mullinax

In early 2025, San Diego resident Erdem Onder, 47, was charged with multiple felony and misdemeanor offenses related to a series of vandalism incidents targeting local places of worship. Onder allegedly spray-painted profane messages on two churches and a synagogue between January and February. The affected institutions include University Christian Church in Hillcrest, St. Paul's Cathedral in Bankers Hill, and Ohr Shalom Synagogue, also in Bankers Hill. Additional Allegations Beyond...

Clearing Warrants in San Diego: How to Avoid Arrest and Stay Out of Jail

February 13, 2025
by Ryan Mullinax

Having an active warrant can be a stressful and uncertain situation, but the good news is that in San Diego and Riverside counties, you may be able to clear your warrant without ever stepping foot in jail. Many people don’t realize that they can post a bail bond to recall their warrant and go to court without being arrested. If you have a warrant, here’s what you need to know...