Immediate Bail Bonds Company

A monetary guarantee for the court that a defendant will appear each and every time they are ordered to do so while their case is pending.

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In most states, generally, ten percent of the bail amount (except for Federal and Immigration cases, which may be as high as fifteen percent), plus actual, necessary and reasonable expenses incurred in connection with the transaction. The court determines the amount of the bond. Ask us about other forms of financing.

That depends on the severity of the charge/s, your credit and the amount of your bail. Every case is different. Sometimes a co-signor is sufficient.

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Anything which you own and has significant resale value is good collateral.

Real estate may be put up based on equity. For example, a house on which you pay a mortgage is considered good collateral up to the difference between it's value and the amount you still owe on the mortgage.

Note that except for a house, items which you have bought on credit and are making payments are not usually collateral unless you hold the title. Personal items of high value e.g. jewelry. These items are normally valued at their current resale value, not what you originally paid for them.

The court will issue a warrant and notify our bail office of the failure to appear. We will assist you in either reinstating the bail with the court or surrendering the person back to custody. If we are unsuccessful, the court will demand the full amount of the bail and we will seek to recover our monies from you.
 

Typically the paperwork takes approximately 30 minutes. The release time after the jail receives the paperwork is generally one hour or less for local police stations and 3-6 hours for county jails. Generally speaking, the busier the holding facility, the longer it takes.