PC 1275 Bail Holds in Southern California

Guidance and support for “source of funds” holds — fast coordination, clear documentation, and discreet handling.

A Penal Code 1275 (PC 1275) bail hold is placed when law enforcement or the court believes that bail money may come from felonious activity. Until the lawful source of funds is proven, the defendant cannot be released on bail. At King Stahlman Bail Bonds, our team works with families, attorneys, and the court to document legitimate sources so the hold can be lifted and bail can be posted.

What Is a PC 1275 Bail Hold?

A PC 1275 hold prevents release until the court is satisfied that the premium and bail funds are legitimate. Holds may be requested by investigators, prosecutors, or the court based on case facts. To clear a hold, you typically must provide verifiable proof of where the money comes from.

Important: We do not provide legal advice. We coordinate documentation and timing with your attorney so the court can review and, when appropriate, lift the hold.

Common Documentation to Clear a 1275 Hold

Required proof varies by case and county, but examples can include:

  • Recent pay stubs, W-2s, or 1099s
  • Bank statements showing accumulated, legitimate funds
  • Proof of business income (invoices, P&L, tax returns)
  • Sale documents (vehicle, property) with deposit/escrow records
  • Gift letters with the donor’s proof of funds
  • Home equity or refinance statements

Our agents help organize a clear packet so your counsel can present it efficiently to the court or 1275 officer.

Why Choose King Stahlman for 1275 Holds?

  • Experience with “Source of Funds” Reviews: We know how local courts and agencies evaluate documentation.
  • Fast Coordination: We synchronize with counsel and investigators to avoid unnecessary delays.
  • Discreet & Professional: Sensitive financial info handled confidentially.
  • Flexible Financing: Low down payment options, 0% interest plans (on approval), and No Collateral in many cases.
  • Digital Workflow: Secure e-signing and uploads to accelerate packet preparation.

Areas We Serve

We assist clients with PC 1275 holds across Southern California and beyond, including:

  • San Diego County: San Diego, Vista, Oceanside, Chula Vista, Escondido, El Cajon, Carlsbad, San Marcos
  • Orange County
  • Riverside County
  • Los Angeles County
  • Ventura County
  • San Bernardino County
  • Monterey County

Our multi-county coverage and familiarity with local procedures help us prepare and present documentation efficiently.

How We Help Clear a PC 1275 Hold

  1. Case & Hold Review: Confirm the hold, bail amount, and court requirements.
  2. Document Checklist: We outline specific proof of funds needed for your situation.
  3. Secure Uploads: Submit financial documents via encrypted links or in person.
  4. Attorney Coordination: We work with counsel to assemble a clean, verifiable packet.
  5. Court/Officer Presentation: Your attorney presents the proof for review and a lift order.
  6. Post Bail: Once the hold is lifted, we file the bond to begin release processing.

Affordable Options After a Hold Is Lifted

When the court clears the 1275 hold, we can finalize posting with:

  • 1% Bail Bonds for eligible clients
  • No Money Down Bail Bonds (on approval)
  • 0% Interest Financing with predictable monthly payments
  • No Collateral options in many cases
  • Attorney & Military Discounts where applicable

Tips for a Smoother 1275 Review

  • Provide complete statements (all pages), not screenshots.
  • Ensure names and account numbers are visible (redact only sensitive digits per counsel’s guidance).
  • Match deposits to a clear source (payroll, escrow, gift letter with proof).
  • Avoid cash that lacks paper trails — documentation is critical.
  • Work closely with your attorney; they speak for you in court.

FAQs – PC 1275 Bail Holds

Who can place a 1275 hold?

Holds may be requested by law enforcement, prosecutors, or the court when there’s concern about the source of funds.

How long does it take to lift a 1275 hold?

Timing depends on how quickly complete documentation is provided and the court’s calendar. We help organize a thorough packet to avoid rework.

Do I need an attorney?

While not strictly required to gather documents, an attorney is strongly recommended to present to the court and advocate to lift the hold.

Will I need collateral after the hold is lifted?

Not always. Many clients qualify for No Collateral options depending on profile and case specifics.

Choose King Stahlman Bail Bonds

PC 1275 holds can feel like a dead end — but with the right preparation, they can often be cleared. Our team provides organized documentation checklists, secure digital workflows, and coordination with your attorney to move from “hold” to “posted” as quickly as possible.