Bail Bond FAQs

Bail Bond Frequently Asked Questions


Can someone apply for bail after a conviction?

In some cases, defendants can get out on bail even after being convicted and sentenced, while they appeal their convictions.

Does the price of bail change based on the criminal charge?

The judge will ordinarily set a bail amount at the suspect's first court appearance of their arrest. A judge can raise or lower or even waive the amount based on the case's circumstances.

What does a judge consider when deciding bail?

The amount of bail can depend on different factors, including a defendant's criminal record or employment status on top of the charged crime's seriousness.

What do you need before contacting a bail agent?

- Valid Picture ID
- Proof of Employment
- Proof of Residence
- 3 Personal References
- At least 25 years of age

Where do you post a bond?

I meet you at the jail and we post the bond.

How long will it take for someone to get out of jail?

- Posting bond and filling up paper work usually takes up 30 minutes to an hour.
- The release time depends on the jail. Every jail is different.

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Call us at (704) 713-7997 or fill out the form to get started.

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