When you are ready to start the paperwork, make sure you and your cosigner have the following:
1. Within 24-48 hours following an arrest, a judge will set the bail amount during the bail hearing.
2. The defendant then has the following options if the judge does not allow an own recognizance bail:
a. Choose to do nothing and remain in jail until the court date
b. Pay the full amount of the bail in cash out of pocket or via acceptable property. The defendant will then be released but will not get these funds back until returning on the court date.
c. Employ a bail bondsman to assist.
3. You and the credible co-signer should Call Adrian at (919) 723-0091.
4. The bail bond service will require the defendant to pay up to 15% of the full bail amount and the bail bondsman will pay the court the full amount of the bail to assure your release.
5. 2nd Chance Bail Bonding: The Next Step is taking the risk (along with the co-signer) because they are guaranteeing that the defendant will be in court on the scheduled date.
6. If the defendant fails to appear in court, a warrant for arrest is issued and the bail amount must be paid in full to the bail bond service.
Surety Bail Bonds: The most common type of bail bond, where a bail bond agent guarantees the full bail amount to the court in exchange for a non-refundable fee.
Transfer Bail Bonds: If you or a loved one is arrested out of state, we can help facilitate the transfer of a bail bond to a local agent.
Felony Bail Bonds: Our team handles all types of felony charges with professionalism and expertise.
Misdemeanor Bail Bonds: Even for lesser charges, we offer affordable and efficient bail bond services.
1. Call Us: You and a credible co-signer can reach out 24/7 to speak with a licensed bail bond agent.
2. Assessment: We will assess your situation, explain your options, and determine the necessary bail amount.
3. Paperwork: Complete the necessary paperwork, and we will handle the rest. This may include requests for: three references, proof of residence, identification, proof of employment/income, contact information, etc.
4. Release: Once the bond is posted, your loved one will be released from jail, allowing them to await their court hearing in comfort.
5. 2nd Chance Bail Bonding: The Next Step is taking the risk (along with the co-signer) because they are guaranteeing that the defendant will be in court on the scheduled date.
6. If the defendant fails to appear in court, a warrant for arrest is issued and the bail amount must be paid in full to the bail bond service.
