FAQS

The cost of a bail bond can vary depending on the bail amount and the bail bond company. Typically, the cost of a bail bond is around 10% of the total bail amount.

Collateral is something of value that is used to secure a bail bond. This can be a piece of property or other assets. If the defendant fails to show up for court, the bail bond company may seize the collateral to cover the cost of the bail bond.

To obtain a bail bond, you will need to contact a bail bond company and provide information about the defendant and the case. The bail bond company will then determine if the defendant is eligible for a bail bond and what the cost will be.

If the defendant fails to show up for court, the bail bond company may hire a bounty hunter to find and return the defendant to court. The bail bond company may also seize any collateral that was put up to secure the bail bond.

No, the cost of the bail bond is non-refundable. This is because the bail bond company assumes the risk of the defendant failing to show up for court.

The bail bond process can be completed in a matter of hours or it may take several days, depending on the circumstances of the case.

If the defendant is found guilty, the bail bond company may still be responsible for paying the full bail amount. The defendant may also face additional fines and penalties.

If the defendant is found not guilty, the bail bond is typically released and any collateral that was put up is returned to the person who provided it.

If the defendant is arrested in another state, the bail bond company may need to work with a bail bond agent in that state to secure the defendant’s release. This can involve additional costs and paperwork.