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If the defendant fails to appear in court, the court will issue a bench warrant for their arrest, and they’ll be considered a fugitive. Usually,…
Once you or a loved one has contacted Bailburbs, it usually takes less than an hour to complete the required paperwork to post your bail. However,…
Fees for bail bonds are generally restricted by law and will usually be a certain percentage of your overall bail bond amount (often 10% of the bail…
Most bail bond companies accept cash or credit cards. In some cases, PayPal or checks may also be accepted. Depending on the agent and location,…
In the majority of cases, your collateral will be returned to you upon your discharge or the exoneration of your bail…
Sometimes collateral is required to secure your bail bond and ensure you’ll appear in court. Just about anything of value can be considered…
The person who agrees to pay back your bail bond is referred to as the indemnitor. This person is agreeing to indemnify our bail agent against a…
Your bail amount will be determined by the local court jurisdiction following your arrest. Usually, a family member, close friend, or other loved one…
The amount of your bail is determined by a judge or magistrate. Many factors are considered when determining this amount, including the nature and…
Your bail bond is the legal document presented to the court to secure your release from jail, guaranteeing that you’ll appear at all required…