BAIL BONDS FAQS

A bail bond is a financial agreement between an individual and a bail bondsman. The individual pays a non-refundable percentage of the bail, which is set by the bondsman, and the arrested party is released from jail.

A bond agreement is two-fold.

The first part of the agreement is between the jailed individual and bail bondsman stating that the jailed individual will attend their court date after being released.

The second part is between the court and bail bondsman stating if the jailed individual misses the court date, the bail bondsman is responsible for the remaining percentage of the bail.

This individual takes financial responsibility for the released party and agrees to pay the full amount of the bail if the released party doesn’t show up for court.

If you don’t show up for court, the court will issue a warrant for your arrest. Some bail bondsman will also place an ad for someone to find you and deliver you to the court so the bail bondsman can recoup the money they had to pay the court because you missed your court date.

We accept all major credit cards and cash. We can also discuss payment plans based on your situation.