Theft Bail Bonds in California

Professional Theft Bail Bonds Services

Theft charges in California include petty theft, grand theft, shoplifting, burglary, and robbery. The severity of the charge depends on the value of property stolen and the circumstances of the crime. ALL Mighty Bail Bonds provides professional bail bond services for all theft-related charges throughout California.

What is Theft?

Theft is the unlawful taking of someone else's property with the intent to permanently deprive them of it. In California, theft is classified as petty theft (under $950) or grand theft (over $950). Related charges include burglary (entering a building to commit theft), shoplifting, and embezzlement.

Common Charges We Handle

• Petty theft (under $950)
• Grand theft (over $950)
• Shoplifting
• Burglary (first or second degree)
• Auto theft
• Identity theft
• Embezzlement
• Receiving stolen property
• Theft by false pretenses
• Robbery (theft with force)

Understanding Bail Amounts

Theft bail amounts vary widely based on the value stolen and method used. Petty theft typically has low bail ($2,500-$10,000), while grand theft and burglary have higher bail ($20,000-$100,000). The defendant's criminal history and flight risk also affect bail amounts.

Why Choose ALL Mighty Bail Bonds?

• All theft charge types covered
• Quick release processing
• Payment plans for qualified clients
• Experience with property crimes
• 24/7 availability
• Statewide California service

How the Process Works

1. Call us 24/7 at 714-872-9261 for immediate assistance
2. Provide information about the arrest and charges
3. Complete paperwork quickly and efficiently
4. We post bail at the facility
5. Release secured typically within hours

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Frequently Asked Questions About Theft Bail Bonds

What is the difference between petty theft and grand theft?

In California, petty theft involves property valued under $950 and is typically a misdemeanor. Grand theft involves property over $950 and is usually a felony. The distinction is important as it affects bail amounts and potential penalties.

How much is bail for shoplifting?

Shoplifting under $950 (petty theft) typically has bail of $2,500-$10,000. Shoplifting over $950 or with prior convictions can be charged as grand theft or burglary with higher bail amounts of $20,000-$50,000 or more.

What is burglary and how does it differ from theft?

Burglary is entering a building or structure with intent to commit theft or another felony. It's more serious than simple theft because it involves unlawful entry. First-degree burglary (residential) typically has higher bail ($50,000-$100,000) than second-degree burglary (commercial).

Can I get bail for auto theft charges?

Yes, we provide bail bonds for all theft charges including auto theft (vehicle code violations). Auto theft is typically a felony with bail ranging from $35,000-$100,000 depending on the value of the vehicle and circumstances.