PC 273.5 and PC 243 arrests

Domestic Violence Bail Bonds in San Bernardino County

A domestic violence arrest is one of the most emotionally charged situations a family can face. We handle it with discretion, no judgment, and a focus on getting your loved one home as fast as possible while you figure out the next steps.

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Bail amounts

Typical domestic violence bail amounts - San Bernardino County

ChargeTypical bail
PC 243(e)(1) - misdemeanor battery, domestic$10,000
PC 273.5 - corporal injury to spouse/partner$20,000
PC 273.5 with great bodily injury$30,000–$50,000
PC 273.6 - violating a protective order$5,000
Felony DV with weapon or injury$50,000+

Amounts reflect the San Bernardino County bail schedule and are subject to modification by a judge. Your bail bond premium is 10% of whatever amount is set.

When California law enforcement responds to a domestic violence call and makes an arrest, a mandatory hold applies in some cases - meaning the person cannot be released on bail for a set period after booking. Most commonly, this is a 72-hour cooling-off period. After that hold, the standard bail process applies.

Domestic violence bail in San Bernardino County is typically set between $10,000 and $30,000 depending on the specific charge and circumstances. PC 273.5 - corporal injury to a spouse or intimate partner - carries $20,000 bail in most cases. Misdemeanor domestic battery (PC 243(e)(1)) is commonly set at $10,000.

An emergency protective order is almost always issued at the time of a domestic violence arrest. That order remains in effect even after release on bail. The defendant cannot return to the shared residence or contact the protected person while the order is active. We can explain what this means practically - and again, we always recommend contacting a criminal defense attorney as well.

We handle domestic violence bail with complete discretion. Every case is confidential and we do not judge the circumstances.

FAQ

Questions about this charge type

How much is bail for domestic violence in San Bernardino County?
PC 273.5 corporal injury to a spouse or partner is typically set at $20,000. Misdemeanor domestic battery (PC 243(e)(1)) is commonly $10,000. Felony domestic violence with great bodily injury can be $30,000 to $50,000 or higher.
Is there a mandatory hold after a domestic violence arrest?
Yes. California law allows for a mandatory hold of up to 72 hours after a domestic violence arrest before bail can be posted in some cases. After the hold period, the standard bail process applies.
Can someone go home to their residence after posting domestic violence bail?
Not if an emergency protective order was issued, which is standard in most DV arrests. The order typically prohibits return to the shared residence and contact with the protected party. A defense attorney should review the order immediately after release.
Is the domestic violence bail bond process confidential?
Yes. Everything we do is confidential. Your personal information and case details remain private from the first call through the end of the case.
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