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About Bail Bondsmen
The posting of a bail bond involves a contractual undertaking,
guaranteed by a licensed bail bond company posting bail and the individual
cosigning the bond (indemnitor) whereby the bail bond company guarantees to
the court that the defendant will appear in court as directed by the
judicial system.
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Bail Bond FAQ's
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Toll Free: 1-800-224-5937
24 hours a day
About Common Bail Bonds
Surety Bond
This process is a contractual undertaking, which
involves a bail bondsperson, an indemnitor, and the court.
The courts tend to favor this form of release, because it
guarantees that if the defendant fails to appear in court,
someone (the bail agent) will make an immediate effort to
find the defendant, apprehend him or her, and bring him or
her back to the court of proper jurisdiction. By involving
family and friends of the defendant, a bail bondsperson
and the courts are reasonably assured of the defendant's
appearance.
Cash Bail
Cash bail means that the person who is trying to
obtain the release of the defendant must deliver the full
amount of bail in cash to the jail facility where the
defendant is being detained.
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Property Bonds
Property bonds involve the placing of local real
estate (homes only, no raw land or out-of-state homes)
with the courts as security for the release of a
defendant. This process typically takes 1 to 2 weeks,
because it requires a judge's approval, a property
appraisal, a comparable sales comparison, and the clerk's
acceptance. However, most states do not accept property
bonds.
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ROR
Release on One's Own Recognizance is another
method of release. It is given to defendants who have been
in the community for many years, have solid jobs, strong
family and community ties, and present little or no risk
of flight. This release program is usually administered by
a county agency or through a local law enforcement agency.
A criminal history background check is performed, and a
recommendation is given to the court based on those
findings. This form of release is common only for
first-time offenders and non-violent offenses. Since there
is no financial or other security placed with the court to
insure the defendant's return to court, there is little
incentive for them to appear.
ELMO and Pre-trial Services
ELMO stands for Electronic Monitor, and it is usually a
condition of release in addition to a regular bail bond.
The ELMO program is administered either by the local
Pre-trial Services Agency or the local law enforcement
agency. This device is usually in the form of an ankle
bracelet. It sets off an alarm if a person strays too far
from its base located within the defendant's home.
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Celebrity Bail Bonds
Nationwide Bondsmen Services 24/7.
1-800-224-5937
Whether you need to post state,
immigration, or Federal bonds, at reliable Bail bonds we do them
all. Everyday we help people just like you with their
situations. We assist them in making the best decisions for
their loved ones.
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We offer bail bonds service
anywhere in the United States. We will finance premiums, and
we'll take collateral anywhere in the world (check with us; we
don't always require collateral). It's helpful to know that a
great deal of cases do not require collateral.
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Nationwide
Call Toll Free 1-800-224-5937
California
Los Angeles 213-626-3051
Los Angeles 310-288-8308
Orange County 714-289-2272
Van Nuys 818-997-4181
Fontana 909-355-1511
Fresno / Clovis 559-486-2245
Palo Alto 650-328-1040
San Bernardino County 909-355-1511
San Jose 408-957-9676
Florida
Miami-Dade 305-860-1001
Ft. Lauderdale 954-523-5599
New York
New York City 212-274-1414
Brooklyn & Bronx 718-681-1000
Queens 718-793-3872
Long Island 631-224-5937
Westchester 914-289-0739
Rockland County
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