Bail Bonds?

How Do I bail out?

You can post by:


1. Use a Bondsman

2. Cash Bail Only

3. Property Bonds

4. RPR personal release

Anyone can end up in jail, including your mom, sister, or wife!

I just called another bondsman and he said he can do it for less than your 10%. READ >

HOW DO BONDS WORK?

    YOU SHOULD KNOW

              THIS.......

 

 

      THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE

           INDEMNITOR..(CO-SIGNER)

 

 It is the responsibility of the indemnitor (co-signer) to see that the premiums is paid, and Defendant makes each and EVERY COURT DATE. A bail bond is an "appearance bond" and is good for only ONE

(1) YEAR. If the case contiunes longer than a year, an additional premium is due and is collected for each additional year. These premiums are NOT REFUNDABLE and upon release of the Defendant

from jail, fully earned.

 

Any expenses incurred in the transaction of a bail bond such as long distance calls, collect jail calls,

travel expenses, posting fees, filing fees, etc., are to be paid by the indemnitor (co-signer) to the bail agent, or surety.

 

In case of the forfeiture (failure of the defendant to appear for all court dates), it is the duty of the indemnitor to pay the full amount of the bail bond to the bail agent, surety and/or the court, plus ALL expenses incurred by the bail agent , bail enforcement agents or surety, in the surrender if the Defendant or locate the Defendant and surrender the person to the agent(s) and / or court.

 

If the Defendant or indemnitor(s) (co-signer) changes addresses, employment, attorney. It is the responsibility of the indemnitor(s) (co-signer) to

immediately notify the bail agent and court, within

48 hours. Failure to do this may be cause for the immediate surrender and revocation of the defendant and bond.

 

 GETTING OFF THE BAIL BOND

                 LIABILITY     

You are no longer liable for the Defendant's bond(s) when he/she has completed all of their court appearances, and when all premiums,expenses have been fully paid. It is best to contact the bail bond agent when the bond is exonerated by the court with the court sentencing, settlement or

discharge. It is the obligation of the Defendant and

the indemnitor(s) (co-signer) to complete the discharge, and exonerated bond(s) and forms within 48 hours, for the fast return of any collateral pledged and to confirm that the bond is exonerated.

What is a Cash

      Bail?

A sum of money, in the amount designated in the order fixing bail, posted by a defendant or another person on his behalf. Cash

bails normally do not require a bail bondsman.
Conditional vs. Unconditional

A Conditional Bail, has limits and restrictions to a Defendant's

normal activities.

Usually includes,

no use of drugs,

alcohol, stay in state, law abiding

may have daily testing, monitor,

call in's, one should consider these cost per day when making

a decision.

Form 702 Appearance for Bond

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

BAIL BONDS AND PREMIUMS:

 

This is a three-party contract which involves the state, the accused, and the surety. Under which the surety guarantees the state that the accused will appear at ALL subsequent proceedings.

 

A Bail Bond fee or premium is 10% in Minnesota and is filed with the State Dept. of Commerce Insurance and is not negotiable. It is illegal to discount the fee "rebate" and agents and surety companies could lose their license.