Introduction: You’re Not Alone—We’re Here to Help
Domestic violence (DV) charges are among the most stressful legal situations in Washington. Between strict no-contact orders, mandatory arrest policies, and high bail amounts, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. But there’s hope: 90% of DV cases in Washington secure pretrial release with the right strategy.
In this guide, you’ll learn:
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2025 bail averages for DV charges in King, Spokane, and Pierce Counties.
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3 critical challenges unique to DV cases (and how to overcome them).
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How All City Bail Bonds guarantees 8% rates and fast releases—even with no-contact orders.
2025 Domestic Violence Bail Costs in Washington
Bail for DV charges varies by county and severity. Here’s what to expect:
| County | Misdemeanor DV | Felony DV (Assault 2nd Degree) |
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| King County | 25,000 |
$120,000+ |
| Spokane County | 30,000 |
100,000+ |
| Pierce County | 20,000 |
100,000+ |
Key Takeaway: Misdeameanor domestic violence charges in King County are often in the $5,000 to $25,000 range. With All City Bail Bonds' lowest-rate guarantee, you'll only pay 8% of the total bond. For example, at $10,000 bond would cost you just $800.
3 Unique Challenges in Domestic Violence Cases
1. No-Contact Orders
In many cases, judges in Washington will impose a no-contact order to keep the involved parties from making contact with one another. Violating this order automatically revokes bail.
How We Help:
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Provide free GPS monitoring referrals to prove compliance.
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Connect you with attorneys who specialize in modifying no-contact terms.
2. Mandatory Arrest Policies
Washington law requires arrests in DV cases even if the victim recants. This often leads to higher bail amounts.
Example: A Tacoma client faced $50,000 bail despite the victim’s request to drop charges. Our team secured release in 8 hours using property collateral.
3. Collateral Risks
Co-signing a DV bail bond? Protect yourself:
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Use non-cash collateral (cars, jewelry) instead of savings.
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Ensure the defendant attends all court dates.
How All City Bail Bonds Protects Your Rights
1. 8% Rate Guaranteed
By law, bail bond agencies can’t charge less than 8% in Washington. We lock in this rate—even for DV cases, so you pay the smallest amount allowed by law.
2. Fast, Discreet Service
With offices near every major jail, we:
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Know the local courts and can get you out as soon as legally possible
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Keep your case confidential (no public paperwork).
3. Free Legal Resources
Get referrals to DV-specialized attorneys who can:
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Petition to reduce bail after arraignment.
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Modify no-contact orders to reunite families.
Real Client Story: “They Saved My Family”
Maria’s husband was charged with misdemeanor DV in Seattle. With a $25,000 bail, she faced a dire financial situation. All City’s team:
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Secured a $2,000 payment (8% rate).
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Connected her with an attorney who reduced bail to $10,000.
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Reunited the family in 12 hours with no-contact order compliance.
FAQ: Your Top Questions Answered
❓ “Can I post bail if there’s a no-contact order?”
Yes, but the defendant cannot contact the victim until the order is lifted. We help coordinate safe releases.
❓ “What if the victim wants to drop charges?”
Washington’s mandatory arrest policy means bail is still required. However, victim cooperation can lower bail amounts.
❓ “How long does DV bail take?”
Most clients are released in 6–12 hours once bail is posted.
Why Choose All City Bail Bonds?
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8% Rate—Guaranteed: Washington’s lowest legal rate.
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DV Expertise: 30+ years handling sensitive cases.
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24/7 Bilingual Support: Call 1-800-622-9991 anytime.
Act Now: Free Consultation & Fast Release
✅ “All City protected my rights and saved my marriage.” – Carlos, Spokane
Click below or call now to:
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Get a free bail estimate.
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Learn how to navigate no-contact orders.
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Start the release process in minutes.