Bail is the process of being released from custody with a secured promise to return to court when required.
The bail agent assumes the liability of the bond. This may be secured by an indemnity agreement.
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Bail is the process of being released from custody with a secured promise to return to court when required.
A bail amount is set, according to the bail schedule for that county, after a person is arrested. Once we have the bail amount, a licensed bail agent can post a bail bond on that defendant’s behalf to secure their release.
A bail bond is a surety bond that is executed by a licensed bail agent to secure a persons’ release from custody.
Only licensed bail agents can execute and negotiate bail.
The percentage of the premium for a bail bond is dependant upon the state in which the bond was executed. In the state of California, 10% of the liability is required and regulated by the department of insurance.
Bail bonds are active for two years. Should your court proceeding go longer than the active period, your bail agent will need to reassume the liability.
The bail agent assumes the liability of the bond. This may be secured by an indemnity agreement.
At Future Bail Bonds, we understand that not everyone has a lot of money saved up. That's why we offer a variety of payment options to help you post bail. We have a wide range of payment plans available and can work with you to come up with a plan that fits your budget. Before getting discouraged about your ability to post bail, give us a call. We may be able to help you come up with a solution that works for you. We have bail agents available 24/7.