White-Collar Crime
Embezzlement Bail Bonds
Embezzlement charges hit employees, executives, and business owners. The bail is high, the 1275 hold is common, and the case moves fast. Chad handles it.
What Is Embezzlement in California?
Embezzlement under PC 503 is the fraudulent appropriation of property by someone entrusted with it. It covers employees skimming from a cash register, accountants diverting funds, executives misappropriating company assets, and fiduciaries misusing client money. The charge is often filed alongside PC 487 grand theft. Bail is tied to the alleged loss amount — a $50,000 embezzlement may carry $50,000 bail; a $500,000 scheme can push bail to $500,000 or more.
Statute
PC 503 / PC 487
Typical Bail
$20,000 – $500,000+
PC 1275 Hold
Frequent — especially when the alleged loss is large
Why Attorneys and Families Call Chad
Loss-Amount Bond Expertise
Embezzlement bail scales with the alleged loss. Chad knows how to structure cosigner documentation when the bond amount is tied to disputed figures.
PC 1275 Source-of-Funds Hearings
When the DA argues your assets are tainted, Chad prepares the documentation package and works with your attorney to get the hold lifted.
Employer-Employee Cases
Many embezzlement arrests happen at the workplace. Chad handles the bond discreetly and quickly.
Licensed Across SoCal
SB, Riverside, LA, and OC. One call covers all four counties.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is bail calculated for embezzlement?
Will there be a PC 1275 hold?
What if I was arrested at work?
Embezzlement Arrests Move Without Warning. Be Ready.
Call Chad now — before the arrest or the moment after booking.
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