Your bail questions answered! Have a bail question about bailbonds near me? Submit a questiona nd a bondsman will answer, or even call you! Most questions about bail bonds include how to afford the bond. We help people looking for low cost bail by connecting them with reputable companies near them. Other questions include finding an honest bail company and how to choose a bail bonds company that will work with most cosignors. We strive to help people in need find the answer about their bail questions 24/7.
We all know that crime doesn’t pay, but you will have to pay for committing crime, when caught. When someone is accused of a crime, their friends or family members will help them out by posting bail. It’s safe to say that bail can vary widely in amount, depending on the alleged crime committed. Showing…
Bail bonds question today is from a reader in Florida who posed a question about bonding out an Orlando, FL defendant, but not letting the defendant know who posted the bond.
We often get questions about bail, and more often than not these questions are primarily about getting bond money returned, collateral returned or whether the cosignor is still liable for the payment of the bond. In this case, the defendant was placed back into custody, so why won’t the bondsman clear the bond? Here’s why…
This Hawaii bail bonds question came in a while ago. We’ve reached out to a few bondsman in Hawaii and have several responses to this bail question about having to go back to jail if they got bail…
We’ve had this question come in several times. Where a person covers the bail payment as a loan to bail out a friend. That “friend” never pays you back and you’re left holding any additional payments if that person skips. So what to do if your friend, the defendant, doesn’t pay you the bail bond…
A North Carolina bail bond question came in the other day causing us to spend some additional time researching bail bond loans in NC. Luckily, a great Raleigh bondsman helped to get this worried mom the answer to her question… about potentially not owing additional money for bail.
A Brief Look at Arrest Warrants In general, arrest warrants are used by law enforcement to detain a person of interest that is believed to be connected to a crime. Arrest warrants document the person to be arrested, the crime they’re being charged with, and the person issuing the warrant. To obtain an arrest warrant,…