En nuestro lenguaje cotidiano, solemos usar las palabras \u201cbailar<\/strong>\u201d y \u201cbono<\/strong>\u201dintercambiablemente. Los dos t\u00e9rminos son muy similares y, en general, la gente entender\u00e1 lo que intentas decir si usas cualquiera de los dos. Sin embargo, legalmente hablando, estas dos palabras se refieren a cosas ligeramente diferentes. Si est\u00e1s pasando por el proceso de fianza, te beneficiar\u00e1 entender las formas en que estos t\u00e9rminos son similares y diferentes.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Los t\u00e9rminos \u201cbond\u201d y \u201cbail\u201d se refieren a la misma acci\u00f3n: la liberaci\u00f3n de un acusado de la custodia del tribunal mientras espera juicios\/audiencias judiciales. Puedes ser liberado bajo fianza (\"bailed out of jail\") o mediante una garant\u00eda (\"bonded out of jail\"). En ambos casos, ser\u00e1s liberado. Sin embargo, Estos t\u00e9rminos son diferentes<\/strong> al considerar la forma en que el acusado paga para ser liberado de la c\u00e1rcel.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Una idea err\u00f3nea com\u00fan es que un bono en s\u00ed mismo es una forma de dinero. En realidad, el bono es solo un documento legal enviado al tribunal por un fiancista que promete que el acusado se presentar\u00e1 a su fecha de audiencia. Si esto no ocurre, el fiancista ser\u00e1 responsable de realizar un pago al tribunal.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Si bien los t\u00e9rminos \u201cbail\u201d (fianza) y \u201cbond\u201d (bono) son muy similares, t\u00e9cnicamente son diferentes, y conocer esta diferencia puede ayudarte si est\u00e1s pasando por el proceso de fianza. Si descubres que no puedes pagar la fianza t\u00fa mismo, te conviene contratar a un fiancista<\/strong> para depositar una fianza y ser liberado de la custodia del tribunal.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Si est\u00e1s buscando un profesional con licencia, seguro, con experiencia y apasionado fiador de fianzas en Hartford<\/a> o un servicio de fianzas en New Haven<\/a> para representarte, contacta Connecticut Bail Bonds. Todos nuestros agentes de fianzas est\u00e1n completamente licenciados y asegurados. Adem\u00e1s, el servicio al cliente es una prioridad para nosotros. Recibir\u00e1s servicio sin importar la hora o el d\u00eda en que nos llames. Adem\u00e1s, ofrecemos algunas de las los precios m\u00e1s bajos<\/strong> en el negocio. \u00a1No habr\u00e1 cargos ocultos ni adicionales cuando nos contrate! Cont\u00e1ctenos al 860-420-2245<\/strong><\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Bail vs. Bond: What\u2019s the Difference? In our every day language, we tend to use the words \u201cbail\u201d and \u201cbond\u201d interchangeably. The two terms are very similar and generally, people will understand what you are trying to say if you use either one. However, legally speaking, these two words refer to slightly different things. 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\u00bfQu\u00e9 es un bono?<\/h3>\n\n\n\n
Conceptos err\u00f3neos comunes sobre la fianza y un fiador<\/h2>\n\n\n\n
\u00bfBusca un fiador profesional en CT?<\/h2>\n\n\n\n