Frequently Asked Questions   (FAQ'S)

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.

Ten percent of the bail amount, except for Federal and Immigration cases, which may be as high as fifteen percent.

Every case is different. Sometimes a co-signor is sufficient. Many bails are of such a high amount it only makes sense that collateral is needed.

Anything with sufficient resale value, that you own. Real estate may be put up based on equity.

The court will issue a warrant and notify us 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.

Because we handle all of the above situations in a professional, courteous, and expedient manner. We can almost always find a way for you to be financially able to handle such an un-planned situation as needing bail usually is. We will spend the time to help you figure out collateral to fit the needs of the bond. If something happens and the person you are sure of in the beginning does not follow through and go to court, we have an in-house group of agents that assures a quick apprehension in almost all cases.