Federal White-Collar Crime
Wire Fraud Bail Bonds
Federal wire fraud charges carry some of the highest bail amounts in white-collar law. Chad handles the documentation, the 1275 hearing, and gets your person out.
What Is Wire Fraud?
Wire fraud under 18 U.S.C. § 1343 is a federal charge covering any scheme to defraud using electronic communications — email, phone, text, wire transfers. It is one of the most broadly applied federal statutes. Prosecutors use it in investment schemes, mortgage fraud, business email compromise, and any fraud that crossed state lines electronically. Because it is federal, bail is set by a federal magistrate, the documentation requirements are stricter, and the timeline moves faster than state court.
Statute
18 U.S.C. § 1343
Typical Bail
$100,000 – $1,000,000+
PC 1275 Hold
Almost always — the DA argues any accessible funds may be fraud proceeds
Why Attorneys and Families Call Chad
Federal Bond Experience
Federal magistrates set bail differently than state courts. Chad knows the documentation standards and moves fast.
PC 1275 / Source-of-Funds Hearings
Wire fraud almost always triggers a hold. Chad has navigated dozens of these hearings and knows what the court needs to see.
Pre-Arrest Preparation
If you know a federal investigation is active, call now. Pre-arrest preparation cuts hours off the release time.
Licensed Across SoCal
SB, Riverside, LA, and OC. One call covers the entire Southern California federal district.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is federal wire fraud bail different from state bail?
Will there be a PC 1275 hold on a wire fraud case?
Can Chad post bond on a federal case?
Wire Fraud Bonds Move Fast. Call Now.
Federal cases have tight timelines. The earlier you call, the better prepared you are.
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