ORLANDO, Fla. - s4story -- Graduation season is here!  33rd Street Bail Bonds offers information to both parents and students about the legal risks of underage drinking during graduation parties.  Graduation season, brings many concerns to parents over whether or not to serve alcohol at a party that they host or whether their child will obey the law and not par-take in alcohol served at a party they attend if they are under the legal age.

Russ Pacala, owner of 33rd Street Bail Bonds, states, "While it might be tempting for parents to serve alcohol at their own home so that they can supervise the teens, it is illegal and could result in charges. Providing alcohol to a minor could result in up to 60 days in jail along with the adult responsible being held liable for any damages, injuries, or deaths caused by the intoxicated minor. Unfortunately, we often have to bail parents out of jail since they decided to be the cool parent and serve alcohol."

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Parents can help their children make good decisions by:

• Talking to them about the dangers of alcohol and what the ramifications could be if it is consumed
• Offer suggestions on how to handle the pressure of consuming alcohol
• Let their child know that they can be contacted to pick them up with no questions asked
• Provide a ride share account to their child such as Lyft or Uber and make sure there is money on the account

33rd Street Bail Bond's blog, "Graduation parties, Alcohol and Underage Drinking" provides more tips and can be accessed at https://bailorlando.com/graduation-party-underage-drinking/

33rd Street Bail Bonds has bonded clients out of jail across Central Florida including Orange, Seminole, Lake, Volusia, and Osceola counties.  Clients facing charges such as DUI, underage drinking, drugs, drug trafficking, assault, battery, criminal mischief and more have relied on 33rd Street Bail Bonds expertise. To start the bail bond process, call 407-425-3303.

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This Orlando based bail bond agency has experienced bail bondsmen ready to help clients navigate the ins and outs of the bail bond process.  Their bail bond agents are experienced and knowledgeable, available to answer questions, and can even lend an empathetic ear.
33rd Street Bail Bonds has been serving clients since 1971.  Their office is near the Orange County Jail and is located at 2480 33rd Street in Orlando, FL.  This bail bond agency is licensed to post bails throughout Florida and across the United States with affiliated agencies.  Call today at 407-425-3303 to learn about the bail process.