White-Collar Crime
Money Laundering Bail Bonds
Money laundering charges almost always come with a PC 1275 hold — the DA argues every dollar you have is tainted. Chad knows how to fight that.
What Is Money Laundering in California?
Money laundering under PC 186.10 involves conducting financial transactions with proceeds from criminal activity to conceal their origin. Federal charges under 18 U.S.C. § 1956 apply when the transactions cross state lines or involve federal institutions. Money laundering is almost never charged alone — it typically accompanies drug trafficking, fraud, or organized crime charges. This means the bail is high, the PC 1275 hold is almost certain, and the documentation requirements are extensive.
Statute
PC 186.10 / 18 U.S.C. § 1956
Typical Bail
$50,000 – $500,000+
PC 1275 Hold
Almost always — every accessible asset is presumed tainted
Why Attorneys and Families Call Chad
PC 1275 Hold Expertise
Money laundering almost guarantees a hold. Chad has navigated dozens of source-of-funds hearings and knows exactly what documentation the court accepts.
Multi-Charge Case Experience
Money laundering rarely comes alone. Chad handles cases where multiple charges are stacked and bail is set on the most serious count.
Federal and State Cases
Both state PC 186.10 and federal 18 U.S.C. § 1956 cases. Chad is licensed for both.
Licensed Across SoCal
SB, Riverside, LA, and OC. One call covers all four counties.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will there be a PC 1275 hold on a money laundering case?
What if money laundering is charged alongside drug or fraud charges?
Can Chad handle federal money laundering bonds?
Money Laundering Holds Are Beatable. Call Now.
The earlier you start preparing the source-of-funds documentation, the better your chances.
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