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If it’s the middle of the night and the phone rings, chances are that there isn’t good news on the other end of the phone. When someone you care about has been arrested, you might feel stunned and worried and unsure of what to do next. Luckily, Ironside Bail Bonds in Wayne County is here to help. We are a 24-hour bail bond service that will work to get your family member or friend out of jail as quickly as possible. Call us now if you have questions about the bail bonds process or to take the first step toward freeing someone from custody. Read on for more helpful information about bail bonds and to learn how we can help.

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What to Do If Someone You Care About Has Been Arrested

When you have never dealt with the legal system after someone you know has been arrested, the process can seem confusing and nearly impenetrable. Between the police, the court, and anyone else that you may have to speak with, many people find themselves getting lost among a forest of legal terms and jargon that most people don’t deal with every day. To avoid this confusion and possible delays in getting someone out of jail, contact Ironside Bail Bonds in Wayne County today. Read on to learn about how we can speed up the process.

To begin bonding someone out of jail, there is some basic information that we need to have. If you call us with all of this information, we will be able to move as fast as possible.

The full name, date of birth, and social security number of the person who was arrested
The arrested person’s address and place of employment
The charges the arrested person is being held on
The jail they are being held in
The court that set the amount of bail
The bail amount
The personal information for the cosigner of the bond (name, address, employer, financial information)

Once we have this information, we will work out the financial details with the cosigner, and then get the bail bond process started. We will get in contact with the court and pay the bail. After the bail has been paid, the arrested person (also known as the defendant) will be released from jail.

WHAT TO DO AFTER RELEASE

Whether you are the cosigner of the bail bond or the person who was bailed out of jail, you have legal and financial responsibilities that you need to uphold following your release. At Ironside Bail Bonds, we will discuss your individual circumstances with you in order to make sure you understand your obligations, but there are a few general rules that are basically true across the board.

You must show up for your court dates. This promise is the reason that a bail amount was set for the defendant. By accepting bail, you are agreeing to return for your court dates. Think about it this way: without paying bail, you would be in jail until your court date. If you do not show up for your court date, you can be rearrested, face new charges, and both you and your bail cosigner will be responsible for paying back the full bail amount to the bail bondsman. As the cosigner, whatever you put up as collateral could be collected as a means of paying off that debt.
You must abide by any special conditions the judge set. If the judge has ordered you to attend drug or alcohol classes or counseling, you have to go. If the judge has ordered you to stay away from certain people or places, you face rearrest if you see or speak to the people named by the judge, or if you are found at a location you were forbidden from visiting. If you are rearrested, you may face additional charges and you will probably be denied bail again.
You cannot commit any other crimes while you are out on bail. This is one of the most common conditions placed on anyone who has bail set for them and it is serious. Your bail will be revoked if you are caught committing another crime.

Other conditions that are common but not guaranteed to be in your bail agreement may include provisions that say you must remain gainfully employed while you are on bail, as well as periodic drug and alcohol testing. When you choose Ironside Bail Bonds, we will answer any questions you have about bail and what your responsibilities are to stay out of jail.

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HOW TO PAY FOR A BAIL BOND

Bail can sometimes be prohibitively high, especially for most working Americans. It is for this reason that bail bonds exist. At Wayne County’s Ironside Bail Bonds, we believe that everyone should be able to exercise their right to bail, even if they can’t afford to pay the full amount set by the court. Give us a call 24/7 to learn about how bail bonds and how we can help you bail someone out for a fraction of the total bail amount.

A bail bond is a legal agreement between the bondsman, the court, and the defendant and their cosigner. The bondsman agrees to pay the full amount of bail as long as the defendant and the cosigner agree to abide by the laws and rules set by the court. In exchange for putting up the full bail amount, the bondsman collects a premium, which is generally 10 percent of the total bail amount. This premium covers the bail bond company’s costs and is not refundable. If the defendant follows all of the restrictions set upon them by the court and shows up for their court date, any additional financial responsibility is discharged from the defendant and their cosigner. If the defendant does not show up, they and their cosigner are responsible for repaying the full bail amount (plus any additional costs incurred) to the bondsman.

Contact Ironside Bail Bonds in Wayne County today for fast bail bonds from bondsman who really care.

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