Once you put up the 10% to the bail bondsman and signed, you do not get it back even if the person dies. If you put up the money to the court directly, then there is a chance you might get your money back, you will have to talk to…
Yes, they have to show a warrant and can only enter the residence or property if they know within a reasonable expectation that the person is in there. Either through a witness or had a visual of the person going in or being inside the building. Just their word that…
If the individual put up the bond with the courts, it does cover the court fees. If they put up the 10% with the bondsman, then no, it does not, which is usually only around $60-$300 at most.…
A bond can be revoked (cancelled); that could be due to obligation to the courts or to the bond company. The judge has the right to come to the bonding coming and tell them he/she is pulling the bond from the case.…
A secret indictment warrant is a sealed case where no one can find out what it is. It’s not public infiormation like everything else.…
appeal bonds, federal, state, munincipal…
Bail granted means the judge has set the bail to a certain amount. During the bail process the defense and prosecution could argue that the bail should be higher.…
Call family or get a cab. There is no bus or public transportation that specifically visits the jail to do transport services. If you have a good bail bonds company you can also call them to come pick you up.…
Either the lawyer or the judge are unable to attend the hearing.…
Excessive bail amounts happen when the bail bond amount seems unreasonable for the offence. It could be because of a prior record or poor history of arrests.…
