​The Bailbondsman is the person who posts your bail bond with the jail and obtains the release of the defendant. The bondsman cannot post a bond nor will the jail release anybody without the bail amount defined, the court and date set, and confirmation that there are no pending warrants.

Once a defendant is arrested, he/she is taken to a holding facility in the jail. The arresting agency then processes the arrest and the defendant can then post bail.

Once the judge has bond amount, the defendant will be allowed to contact a friend, family member or bond agent.

Bond premiums are generally 10 percent of the total bond with a minimum charge of $100. (Florida Bonds) Fees are regulated by the Florida Department of Financial Services and should never vary between Bail Bond Agencies. The fee can be paid in cash, check, credit card, and PayPal. The fee is non-refundable once the defendant has been released from custody. In some cases, collateral will be required.

The bond MUST be guaranteed by someone other than the defendant to ensure that the defendant appears in court. The paperwork signed by the co-signer is a contract guaranteeing that the defendant will appear at all scheduled hearings and trials. If the defendant skips bail and cannot be apprehended, the bond is forfeited and the bondsman will attempt to collect the full amount of the bail bond from the cosigner.

Once a bond is posted it typically takes 4 to 12 hours for the defendant to be released. This time may vary from case to case, jail to jail, depending on their individual processes. Bail Bond Agents do not have the ability to speed up this process.

​Bond can be posted as soon as the arrestee has been booked and a bond amount set.

​No...

​The time depends on the amount of detainees being processed for release, in other words, they work on a first in – first out basis. The Bondsman has no authority over the jail to expedite any detainee’s release. Friday, Saturday, Sunday, nights and holidays are usually very busy.

​Once the judge has bond amount, the defendant will be allowed to contact a friend, family member or bond agent.

​Once the judge has bond amount, the defendant will be allowed to contact a friend, family member or bond agent

​Bond premiums are generally 10% of the total bond with a minimum charge of $100. Florida bonds fees are regulated by the Florida Department of Financial Services and should never vary between Bail Bond Agencies.

​The fee can be paid in cash, check, credit card, and PayPal. The fee is non-refundable once the defendant has been released from custody. In some cases, collateral will be required.

​If the defendant can’t be located or refuses to go to court, then the bail agent will need to locate and bring the defendant into custody. Generally, this is done with the help of the family or the bail indemnitor/co-signor. If a fugitive recovery agent is needed to bring the defendant to court; additional fees may be charged to the indemnitor/co-signor.

​If no bond is posted, they will be required to serve out the sentence.

​Yes we are available 24/7 

​Yes, we are available 365 days per year

​Fastest way would be to call us, we have agents working around the clock.

​Yes we do.