Bonding Business Built on Christian Values since 1974

What do I do to help my loved one who has been arrested?

We are here to help you help your loved one....

"How do I obtain a bail bond?"

We have made securing a bondsman is quick and easy! We firmly believe that bad things happen to good people and we want to help you help them.

To begin there is just a little information we need, so please be ready to provide:

• The name of the person arrested
• Their charges
• Town/City or County of the arrest

Most cases, the defendant (person arrested) will need a co-signer (also known as an indemnitor) to post bond. The co-signer/indemnitor is a responsible adult over the age of 21, usually a friend or family member of the defendant, and willing to cooperate with professional staff to guarantee the defendant appears in court.

Therefore we will need some information about you:

• What is your relation to the person in jail?
• How long have you lived in your current place of residence?
• How long have you been at your present job?

This gives us a good understanding of you - the potential signer for the defendant in jail. Sometimes we may ask for collateral depending upon the bond amount, the security risk of the defendant and the financial strength of the signer. It's really very simple. Remember, bailing people out of jail is all we do!

FACT: A bondsman guarantees to the court that the person will appear to face his/ or her charge.

The Basic Structure of a Bond

There is up to a 15% fee, which is the fee charged to the client and is based on the full bond amount of the bond. This can be paid with a credit card, check, cash or if necessary - we'll help you with a special payment arrangement if necessary.

To obtain a bond remember to talk straight, be realistic about your ability to pay, and understand the need to get that person to court, because you are accepting the full financial responsibility for them should they forfeit.