Question

What's a Bail Bond?

What's a bail hearing?

How long after someone is arrested does it take for bail to be set?

How quickly can an arrestee be issued a bail bond?

How much do bail bonds cost?

Is there anything a defendant can do besides get a bail bond?

What if a bail bond is too expensive?

What if a defendant flees, or "skips bail?"

Can collateral be used to secure a bail bond?

When is a bail bond finished?

Answer 1

A bail bond is a contract between the defendant and a licensed bond agent. It promises the full bail payment if the defendant doesn't go to their scheduled court hearing. Read more...

Answer 2

After someone is arrested, (then called a defendant), a bail hearing is scheduled. There, they determine if the arrested person is a flight risk. Then they set the amount of bail. If the defendant is determined to be a flight risk, Bail and Bonds can be denied. Read more...

Answer 3

In most states, an arrestee can be held 48 to 72 hours before a bail hearing must happen. In some states, weekends and holidays may not count in this time.

Answer 4

Once a bail amount has been set at the bail hearing, the defendant can contact a bail bond service. Then, they can usually get their bail bond within 24 hours of the hearing.

Answer 5

In most states, the fee for a bail bond is 10 percent of the total bail amount. That fee gets paid to the bail bond agent, and is non-refundable.

Answer 6

Yes, a defendant could pay the full cost of bail, get a property bond, or go to court to gain release through their own recognizance.

Answer 7

A defendant then has three options. They can try to get released on their own recognizance (pretrial release), look for a bail bond agent that offers payment plans, or stay in jail until the date of their court hearing.

Answer 8

If a defendant runs away and tries to avoid their court date, they're charged with the cost of their recovery or capture. Also, the bail amount is forfeit forever … even if the defendant is recovered and brought back to court.

Answer 9

In most cases, yes. Defendants can put up anything that's valuable, including property, valuable items like antiques or jewelry, private savings or retirement funds. Other people, like friends or family memgers, can also offer this collateral on behalf of the defendant.

Answer 10

The bail bond ends when the defendant appears for the court hearing. Regardless of what happens at the court hearing, the bail bond will be terminated – as long as the defendant goes to their court date.

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