Marina del Rey Bail Bonds
Marina del Rey is an unincorporated community, so the LA County Sheriff's Marina del Rey Station handles arrests here. A licensed agent answers every call, any hour.
After an Arrest in Marina del Rey
Marina del Rey is an unincorporated community with no city police force. The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Marina del Rey Station, 13851 Fiji Way in Marina del Rey, patrols the area.
People arrested in Marina del Rey are taken to the Marina del Rey Station first. Those who aren't released are typically moved to the Inmate Reception Center downtown or, for women, Century Regional in Lynwood. We'll confirm where bail can be posted.
Marina del Rey cases are heard at a nearby LA Superior Court courthouse, such as the Airport Courthouse, and the assignment can vary. The citation or release paperwork names the court and date, and we'll confirm it with you.
Our nearest office is in Santa Ana. Most families finish the entire bond by phone without leaving home.
Our Nearest Office and the County Jail
Santa Ana
Inmate Reception Center
Los Angeles County Jails We Serve
Marina del Rey arrests are handled by the Marina del Rey Station. People who aren't released are moved to a county jail.
We post bonds at every jail in Los Angeles County. Not sure where they are? Call and we'll find them.
Nearby Cities We Serve
How It Works
Call Us
We confirm where your loved one is held and the bail amount, then gather what we need to get started.
Sign by Phone
We explain your options and complete the paperwork with you, securely by phone or online.
We Post the Bond
A local agent posts the bond at the county facility holding your loved one, and we keep you updated throughout.
Release
Once the bond is posted, the jail processes the release. We explain what comes next, including court dates.
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What Happens After a Marina del Rey Arrest
What usually happens after a Marina del Rey arrest, and the official places to check on someone.
Marina del Rey Sheriff's Station
Marina del Rey is an unincorporated community, so Sheriff's deputies from this station handle arrests. A person may be held at the station before release or transfer.
Inmate Reception Center
If they aren't released locally, men usually go to the county's Inmate Reception Center downtown and women to Century Regional Detention Facility in Lynwood.
Airport Courthouse
This nearby courthouse hears criminal cases, but Marina del Rey matters may be assigned elsewhere. The paperwork names the court, and we'll confirm it with you.
Local Numbers and Links
Common Questions
Where are people arrested in Marina del Rey taken?
Sheriff's deputies from the Marina del Rey Station at 13851 Fiji Way patrol Marina del Rey. People who aren't released are usually moved to the Inmate Reception Center or, for women, Century Regional. We'll find out where they are now.
Who makes arrests in Marina del Rey?
Marina del Rey is unincorporated, so the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department handles patrol and arrests from the Marina del Rey Sheriff's Station, 13851 Fiji Way, Marina del Rey, CA 90292. Its main line is (310) 482-6000.
How do I check the court date for a Marina del Rey case?
Enter the case number in the LA Superior Court's online case lookup to see upcoming hearings. If you only have a name, the court's defendant-name search finds the case number for a fee. The citation or release paperwork also lists the date.
How long does release take after a Marina del Rey arrest?
Release times vary by facility and how busy it is. We post the bond as soon as everything is signed and keep you updated until your loved one is out.
Which court handles Marina del Rey cases?
Marina del Rey cases go to a nearby LA Superior Court courthouse, such as the Airport Courthouse at 11701 S La Cienega Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90045, but the assignment can vary. The paperwork names the court, and the defendant must make every court date for the bond to stay in good standing.
How much does a bail bond cost in Marina del Rey?
Premiums are typically 10% of the bail amount, based on rates filed with the California Department of Insurance. We explain the full cost up front, and flexible payment plans are available.
Do I have to come to the office?
No. You can sign everything from your phone, any hour. If you'd prefer to meet in person, our nearest office is in Santa Ana at 200 N Broadway, Ste 100-A.