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When you're criminally accused, how do you pay your mortgage?
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I had a friend a long time ago who was arrested for shoplifting and was unable to post bail due to this being like a second or third charge. He was evicted from his apartment while he was in. He released his key to me from jail, and another friend and I went and moved out as much of his important stuff as we could, and the apartment complex threw away the rest. If we hadn't been there to help him, he would've lost literally everything, computer, passport, guitar, you name it.