Discusses the different types of bail bonds and how to find a bail bonds agent or bail bonds man in your area.

1. What You Need to
Know About
Bail Bonds
What are the different types of
Bail Bonds?
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2. What You Need to
Know About
Bail Bonds
When you are accused of a crime, getting arrested
and spending time in jail can be an unfamiliar and
frightening experience. Fortunately, since you are
legally innocent until proven guilty, in many cases a
judge may allow you to be released until your
hearing or trial.
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3. What You Need to
Know About
Bail Bonds
However, the judge may order that you
provide some form of guarantee that you will
return to face the charges against you before
you can be released from custody. This
security is called a Bail Bond.
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4. What You Need to
Know About
Bail Bonds
Bail bonds are usually set during a formal
procedure called a bail hearing. This is when
the Judge meets with the accused person
(Defendant) and hears information about
whether or not it is appropriate to set bail.
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5. What You Need to
Know About
Bail Bonds
If certain types of bail bonds are being
considered, like a secured bond or property
bond, the Judge will consider information
about the Defendant's financial resources and
the sources of whatever property or funds
will be used as collateral for the bail bond.
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6. What You Need to
Know About
Bail Bonds
Once the bail has been set, it is important to
understand the various bail options. “ Cash” bail
may include cash, but it can usually also be paid by
certified checks, cashier’ s checks or money orders.
It is very important for whoever posts the cash bail
to keep the receipt they receive so that they will be
able to collect their refund once the terms of the
bail have been met.
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7. What You Need to
Know About
Bail Bonds
Unlike cash bail, signature bonds mean that a
Defendant does not need to post any funds
or property as security. Usually the Defendant
only needs to sign the proper forms for the
court clerk in order to be released.
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8. What You Need to
Know About
Bail Bonds
To find out more about the various types of
Bail Bonds that are available and to locate a
bail bondsman near you, please visit
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