All Things Bail Bonds

They can and will revoke the bond if she changes the terms of the bond, also the parents can revoke the bond payment as well, thus sending her back into jail,. At this point she really does not have much options if she wants to stay out of jail,

Yes he can revoke the bond. The bond will have conditions on it. A bonds man will only bond someone out if the conditions are going to be met.
She needs to stay with her parents. The last thing she needs is to move out of her parents house and stay with a friend and then be put back into jail. Her parents could call the bonds man and tell him that there daughter left. And he (the bonds man) will throw her back in the slammer.
Tell her to just try to deal with living with her parents. Heck it’s a lot better then sitting in an 8X8 cell. Having no privileges. She should be sucking it up living at home. It doesn’t sound like she is grateful. She should be bending over backwards and thanking her parents for bailing her out.

Usually, only the bondsman can revoke a bond. The bondsman has the authority to arrest and surrender the defendant at any time while the defendant is on bond and for any reason or **no reason at all**. In the event that the bondsman has evidence the defendant may cause a forfeiture of the bail bond, based upon the testimony of the person who paid for the bond, the bondsman’s best interest may be to surrender the defendant, however, there is no requirement on the bondsman’s part. It is possible, I am sorry to say, that he does want her at her parents or else.

If the court ordered her to live there and she moved without notifying the court she would be in violation of a court order and a such her bail could be revoked. If she wasn’t court ordered then she would probably be okay but she should check with the bondsman and give him and the court a new address where she will be staying and assure the bondsman that she will show up for her court date.