Many people are asked to cosign bail bonds for their loved ones. But they aren’t always provided with legal notices explaining their rights when they do so.  

If you co-signed a bail bond with a payment plan from Aladdin, but weren’t provided the legal notice shown below, then you may have a legal claim for a refund or debt cancellation. Contact us for a free case review.

Edelson PC is currently prosecuting proposed class action lawsuits against Aladdin Bail Bonds and All-Pro Bail Bonds on behalf of people who did not receive the legally required notice when they were asked to cosign a bail bond under a payment plan.  

The case asks a court to decide that such cosigner agreements are invalid under California law, to prevent Aladdin and All-pro from pursuing additional payments from those cosigners, and to require Aladdin to return money it took from cosigners under invalid agreements.

You may be a member of the proposed class if all of the following are true:

• You did not receive the notice below before cosigning the bail bond;

• You cosigned the bail bond on or after March 23, 2018, OR, made, owed, or were asked to make payments on a bail bond after that date;

• The bail bond was not for you; and

• The bail bond was not for your spouse.

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The notice required by California law is posted below:

For a free case review, or for questions about the lawsuit, contact us today.

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