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North Carolina's Best Bail Bonds Agency

Jun 17

Looking for a North Carolina bail bondsman? All American Bail Bondsman is the best choice! North Carolina residents have access to our 24/7 bail bonding services.

We can help you, whether you are looking to post bail for someone else or yourself. Our years of experience have allowed us to help people quickly and economically get out of jail. Get in touch with us today for more information!

What is a Bail Bond?

A bail bond guarantees that the accused will appear before the court. The court can issue a warrant for the accused's arrest and retain the bail money if they do not appear.

Insurance companies usually issue bail bonds and they are subject to state regulation. Only licensed bail bond agents are allowed to post bail in North Carolina.

What Does a Bail Bond Do?

A person is typically arrested and taken to a local jail. They will then be held there until their arraignment hearing. The judge will determine the bail amount at the arraignment.

A bail bond agent can post bail for defendants who cannot afford the full bail amount. A non-refundable fee will be charged by the agent, usually around 10% of the bail amount.

The agent will then file a bond with court. This ensures that the bail amount is paid in full if the defendant fails to appear on their court date.

Difference between Bail and Bail Bond

Important to understand that bail bond and bail bail are different things. Bail refers to the money that the judge sets at an arraignment hearing.

Bail bond is an agreement between the defendant, bail agent and the court. A bail agent places a bond for the defendant on their behalf. This ensures that the bail amount is paid in full if the defendant fails to appear at their court date.

Most people will use a bail agent to post bail. However, some people might prefer to pay cash directly at the court. They will receive their money back if they attend all court appearances.

Why you should use a Bail Bond Agent

You should choose to use a bail bonds agent over paying cash to the court for a few reasons. It is easier to obtain bail money from a bail agent than to raise the full bail amount yourself.

You will also forfeit your bail amount if you miss your court appearance. You will only owe a small portion of the bail amount if you use a bail bonds agent.

A bail bond agent will help you get out faster because they have the money to post bail.

FAQ s About Bail Bonds

Here are some frequently asked questions after you have learned a bit more about bail bonds.

What is the cost of a bail bond?

A bail bond costs a fraction of the bail amount. If your bail is $5000, for example, you might only need to pay $500 to the bail agent.

What happens if my court date is missed?

You will lose the full bail amount if you miss your court date. You will only owe a small portion of the bail amount if you use a bail bonds agent.

Can the bail bond agent refund my money?

No. No.

What happens if I cannot afford a bail bond

There are many options. Ask a friend or family member for help, or try to obtain a loan from a credit union or bank. To find out if payment plans are available, you can contact a bail bonds agent.

Conclusion

A bail bond agent is a great option if you are facing criminal charges and need to get out of jail. Do your research to find a reputable and experienced bail bond agent. Remember that if you miss your court date, the bail amount will be forfeited to the court.

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