Question 1

How much does a bail bond cost?

Accepted Answer

In Michigan a bail bond premium is a percentage of the full bond amount set by the judge. On a $10,000 bond you pay a fraction of that, not the whole thing. We quote the exact figure on the phone before you commit to anything, and we will beat any legitimate competitor's price.

Question 2

How fast can you get someone out?

Accepted Answer

We answer the phone twenty-four hours a day and we can start paperwork immediately. Once the bond is posted, release depends on the facility. A district court lockup can take under an hour; a county jail during a shift change can take several hours.

Question 3

Do I need collateral?

Accepted Answer

Often not. Many bonds are written on a cosigner's signature and a payment arrangement. Larger felony bonds may require collateral such as property or a vehicle title. We tell you up front which one applies.

Question 4

What do you need from me to start?

Accepted Answer

The full name of the person in custody, where they are being held, and the bond amount if it has been set. If you do not have all of it, call anyway. We can find the person and the bond.

Question 5

What does a cosigner agree to?

Accepted Answer

A cosigner guarantees that the defendant appears at every court date. If the defendant appears as required, the cosigner's obligation ends when the case closes. If they do not appear, the cosigner can be responsible for the full bond and recovery costs.

Question 6

Is the premium refundable?

Accepted Answer

No. The premium is the fee for the service of posting the bond, and it is earned once the person is released. That is standard in Michigan for every agency.

Question 7

Can I pay with a card or a payment plan?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We take card payments online and we set up payment plans regularly. Ask about it when you call and we will build something you can actually keep up with.

Question 8

What happens if the defendant misses court?

Accepted Answer

Call us immediately, before the court issues a bench warrant if you can. Most missed dates can be corrected quickly if we hear about them fast. Silence is what turns a missed date into a serious problem.

Question 9

Which counties do you serve?

Accepted Answer

Macomb, Oakland, Wayne, St. Clair, Livingston, Washtenaw, Lapeer, Monroe, Isabella and Genesee. Any jail, any court, any county, any bond.

Question 10

Are you open in the middle of the night?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Arrests do not keep business hours and neither do we. You reach an owner, not a call centre.

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