We understand how critical a strong bail plan is to securing release. Our team works closely with you and your proposed sureties to prepare a clear, credible plan that meets legal standards and addresses the court’s concerns.
Our defence practice offers detailed bail plan preparation designed to maximize your chances of release. We work with you, your family, and potential sureties to create customized plans that demonstrate accountability and compliance. This includes reviewing your background, proposing supervision strategies, and addressing risk concerns the Crown or court may raise. Our experience with complex bail matters means we know how to anticipate issues and present the strongest plan possible to support your release at the earliest stage.
Popular questions
If you or someone close to you has been arrested, contact us now for a free consultation. We’ll guide you through the bail plan process and help you prepare the strongest case for release.
What is a bail plan?
A bail plan outlines how you will comply with release conditions if granted bail. It may include a surety, where you’ll live, curfew arrangements, and how you’ll be supervised. A solid plan can significantly improve your chances of release.
Who can act as a surety in my bail plan?
A surety must be a responsible adult with no criminal record who agrees to supervise you and ensure you follow bail conditions. They should be financially stable and able to attend court if required.
What makes a bail plan strong or weak?
Strong bail plans address the court’s concerns about reoffending, flight risk, and public safety. Weak plans may lack supervision, involve unreliable sureties, or fail to show how the accused will comply with conditions.
Can a lawyer help me prepare a bail plan before court?
Yes. A lawyer can assess your situation, advise on surety eligibility, and prepare a detailed plan tailored to your case. This proactive step can make the difference between being released or held in custody.
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