We understand that posting bail can be financially difficult, especially during unexpected events. That is why we offer flexible payment plan options for larger bail bonds. Our minimum charge is $100, and from there, it is typically 10 percent of the total bond amount. After discussing your situation, we work out a plan that fits your budget so you can secure a release without stress. Call us today to discover how our payment plans can help you through challenging times.

The main difference between felony and misdemeanor bail bonds is the severity of the charges and the bail amount set by the court. Felony bail bonds are used for serious charges and often require a higher bond amount, while misdemeanor bail bonds are for less severe offenses and usually come with lower amounts. Our team helps you secure both types of bonds quickly and efficiently. For help with any kind of bail bond, contact us for experienced guidance.

Yes, we can post bail bonds in most states across the country. If your loved one is in jail outside Florida, our central office can coordinate with a local bail bonds agent to post the bond, as long as the state accepts surety bail bonds. Please note that there are some states that do not participate in the surety bail program. For more details on how to post bail in another state, give us a call, and we will walk you through the entire process.

It is important to be prepared before your first court appearance. Arrive early, dress in business casual, and be ready to spend several hours in court. Avoid using short-term street parking to prevent tickets, and consider long-term parking instead. Bring any paperwork related to your release and stay informed about your case. We provide helpful advice and free information by phone to make your experience less stressful. Reach out to us for further assistance or for guidance at any step of the process.