Frequently Asked Questions

How does the bail bond process work?

When someone is arrested, a bail amount is set by the judge. Instead of paying the full bond amount, you can contact us and we’ll post the bond for you. We’ll guide you through a quick application, handle the paperwork, and work to get your loved one released as fast as possible.

What happens if the defendant misses court?

If a court date is missed, the bond can be revoked and a warrant may be issued. It’s very important that all court dates are attended. If something comes up, contact us right away and we’ll help guide you on what to do next.

How long does it take to get someone out of jail?

Release times can vary depending on the jail, but most people are released within a few hours after the bond is posted. We act quickly to start the process right away and keep things moving as fast as possible.

What is a co-signer?

A co-signer (also called an indemnitor) is the person who takes financial responsibility for the bail bond. By signing the agreement, the co-signer agrees to make sure the defendant attends all court dates. If the defendant fails to appear in court, the co-signer may be responsible for the full bail amount.

Do you offer payment plans?

Yes, we understand this can be unexpected. We offer flexible payment plans in many cases so you can get your loved one home without added financial stress. Give us a call to discuss your options.

Do you accept collateral?

Yes, we accept many types of collateral, including vehicles, jewelry, firearms, and more. Every situation is different, and we’ll work with you to find the best option.