Getting Emergency Bail Bond Loans Fast

Emergency Bail Bond Loans Information Bail is usually an emergency and most people don’t have the money to pay the 10% premium of a bail bond. If you find that you cannot raise all of the money at one time for bail, don’t worry, most bail bonds companies have the …

Emergency Bail Bond Loans Information

Bail is usually an emergency and most people don’t have the money to pay the 10% premium of a bail bond. If you find that you cannot raise all of the money at one time for bail, don’t worry, most bail bonds companies have the ability to take payments of bail premium (a bail bond loan).

Bail is typically set by the judge in the state and/or county, and depending on the state you are in, you will usually need between 10% and 20% of the total surety bonds amount.

Please read these tips on securing emergency bail bond loans to get out of local or county jail:

Someone in your family arrested, and you don’t think you can come up with the bail payment? Before you call a bail bondsman, you need to know how much money you need for bail. It’s always best to be upfront and honest with the bondsman when you call about getting someone out of jail.

When you speak with the defendant or the officer in charge of the jail, ask these questions:

  1. What are all of the charges?
  2. Ask if there is more than one bond, if so make a list of the amounts.
  3. Ask the bond amount of each charge.
  4. Ask if the bond is cash or surety or if a 10% option is available
  5. Ask if there are any fines and/or court costs that must be paid in addition to the bonds*
  6. Ask if there are any “jail fees” that are owed. In many states, these fees exist. These are called “booking fees” or “warrant fees” and must be paid in cash at the time you post bail**
  7. How Much Money Will You Need? This is the total all of the surety bonds needed for your loved one’s release.

Bail is typically set by the judge in the state and/or county, and depending on the state you are in, you will usually need between 10% and 20% of the total surety bonds amount, so you made need bail financing.

If you find that you cannot raise all of the money at one time for bail, don’t worry, most bail bonds companies have the ability to take payments of bail premium (a bail bond loan).

Bail Bonds Financing and Loan Calculator

If the bondsman doesn’t take payments or is unable to setup a bail bond loans repayment plan you can apply for emergency bail bond loans with any payday or online loan website.

Most bondsmen will work with you to find the best bail bond loans payment plan possible for your circumstances. Use the following bail calculator to determine your approximate monthly payments.

Bail Bond Loan Premium Fees Calculator
Enter Your Bail Bond Amount: $
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Affordable bail bond loans when you need it most

Check with your state to see if you’re eligible or visit the vendors website for more detailed information about financing and emergency bail bond loans. Any other questions about bail please refer to our FAQ about bail in your area.

* A bail payment to a bondsman does not include fines and/or court costs.
** Bail bond payments does not include “booking” or “warrant fees”.

About the author

Nick Judelson is a veteran bail bondsman who helps to show cosignors and defendants how to calculate bail and how bail bonds work throughout the United States.

12 thoughts on “Getting Emergency Bail Bond Loans Fast”

  1. I like the ideas you brought up here to make sure you’re not getting taken advantage of. Knowing the amount and the types of bail bonds is important. Knowing how much money for each bail bond types specifically that you’ll need is a really good way to make sure you know what you’re getting into as a cosignor. Thanks for sharing!

  2. I like your emergency bail bond calculator. Certainly helps to show how much a bail bond costs.

  3. That’s good that you can apply for an emergency loan if things don’t work out. It’s nice to have that kind of safety net. My brother recently got into trouble, we’re trying to find good bondsman. We tried Affordable Bail Bonds in Murfreesboro TN and they were horrible people to deal with. Could you please send me a list of good bondsmen in Tennessee?

  4. Important post about Denver Colorado bail bonds. If one of our relatives arrested, then it’s important to take some emergency step. But most of the time, we do mistake in that situation like Denver VIP bail bonds makes mistakes, don’t ever call them. In this way, this article is so much helpful. Hope people will do the best things, do the best step after reading this article. Thanks for sharing.

  5. I am needing a loan of 800 so i can bond out my fiance from the daline county jail.i am able to repay the loan in give months or sooner i get money every month in the amount of 783.00 so please can i get some help for her?

    • If you have no family to borrow the money from, you might consider selling your possessions you can replace. Example – your tv. You can always replace a TV, or clothes you no longer wear. Always find a better way than to sign up for a loan. Please stay away from payday loan lenders. As well, the more you have to put down on a bond, the better it may be that a bondsman works with you on payments. It costs the bondsman a set fee on the cost of the bond. Some they don’t make very much money on. So again, the more you can put forward the better. You could also consider visiting with the public defender for a bond hearing and hopefully getting the bond reduced.

  6. My son father is locked up in Richmond county, GA sheriff’s office can u please help me get him out his bond is 1300 he has bad seizures he doesn’t need to be there on simple battery he really didn’t do it

    • Hi Mrs. Taylor; if he indeed has seizures he would have listed that information with the intake unit. If you believe he hasn’t, you should call the jail and speak with a Sargent in charge. It’s best to call first thing in the morning. The number for the Richmond County Sheriff at 706-821-1110.

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