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jrdeal

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A male friend was arrested on drug charges after they searched his property and found items used to manuf. methamphetamine. His bail has been set at 100,000 or a Bail bondsman can be used and their fee is 10% of the 100,000. He and his wife have been seperated for a few months but the property is deeded to both of them. Is it possible for her to use this property as collateral to help obtain counsel or a bail bondsman? She has possesion of the deed and is willing to sign it over to help him?
 


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juanitag

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A bail bondsman will probably be interested in using the property as collateral; it will probably require both of their signatures to do so if both names are on the deed. I'm not sure an attorney would do so but it couldn't hurt to ask!
 

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