When you receive a call from a loved one that they have been arrested, your first instinct will likely be to get them out of jail as soon as possible. Bail bonds are an easy and affordable way to get your loved ones out of court. When working with a Dallas bondholder for the first time, there are a few things you need to know before calling the Bail Network Bail Bond Office.

We need the full name of the person who was arrested. This is the second most important information you need to provide to your deposit agent. This will allow us to launch a preliminary record search for possible previous bail bonds issued to that person before the application process for bail bonds begins.

There are two other pieces of information you need to know about the arrest of your relatives: their book number and where they are being held. These are necessary because they give us the opportunity to go to the court to learn more about their bail and what they can do for you. Most charges can be used as a deposit. Capital crimes, murder, sexual assault and child terrorism fall into the category of unsolvable offences. If we have accurate information about what is possible and their arrest is not capital, we can set a possible bail amount and process your application.

A deposit is not a one-off. It is a loan or an investment in the loyalty of your loved ones and their word, and it must be paid. Once you get a deposit, the security company (or your bondholder) takes your ten per cent and uses it to get your loved ones out of jail. The ten per cent is not refundable. Offenders must comply with bail conditions, attend court appointments and repay the bond amount to the bond company.

Now that you know what you can get out of a deposit, don’t worry about looking for the best rate.

Bail bonds are a highly regulated business. This means you will have to pay a fee of ten per cent if you forgo a deposit. Not all bail bond companies are experienced, so we make sure that a professional bail network bail bond is your first choice. You pay 10 per cent of the deposit to our lender, but your duty to our security company does not end when your loved one appears for the last court date. Keep in mind that the cost of bail bonds is a level playing field, so you will want a bail bond company that knows the local courts to bring your loved ones home quickly.

As a co-signatory, you are responsible for the behaviour and presence of the perpetrator in court. If the offender steps out of line by not attending a court hearing, the bail can be revoked and you stand in line not to pay the full amount to the bail company. Bail bond companies are available around the clock to help with bail amounts. If you or a loved one find themselves in a legal quandary and need to be rescued from prison, let the Bail Bond Company experts help you. Contact us today to start the bail bond process.

Contact The Bail Network Bail Bonds today to find a local agent.