At Roger Sayegh Bail Bonds, we employ a team of licensed and caring bail agents who take helping individuals seriously. Only the best customer service is provided throughout the entire bail process. Receiving a collect call from jail from your loved one can be quite frightening. Roger Sayegh Bail Bonds is here to answer any questions you may have throughout the Bail process and will make the process of bail as quick as possible. We offer up to a 30% discount if you have retained an attorney, union, military, and/or are a senior citizen.

In addition to bail services, Roger Sayegh Bail Bonds has a network of rehabilitation facilities we network with. If you have a loved one who has an addiction to drugs and/or alcohol who are looking to get treated, we at Roger Sayegh Bail Bonds can refer them to a professional in a treatment facility and and get them placed at no extra charge. From the time we bail your loved one out of custody, we will get you in contact with a professional from a rehabilitation facility to start the pre-qualification of the process. This ensures that when it comes time for sentencing the arrestee does not have to wait in custody for pending availability for a program.

Here at Roger Sayegh Bail Bonds, we don’t just bail people out of custody, but we help individuals in making a transformation! 

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

The most common method of depositing bail is to get a bail from a licensed bail bondholder to bail someone out for tens of thousands of dollars or more. The premium paid to the license is not refundable. You pay the bondholder 10% of the bond amount (if the defendant’s bail is set at $50,000), or you can buy a secure bond for $5,000. After payment of the 10% deposit, the bondholder must transfer the full amount to the court in order to secure the release of the accused. They must provide collateral for the bond or deposit, which can be substantial.

If you do not appear in court, the court will lose your deposit and the bond company may try to sell your collateral. Like real estate, personal property can disappear. It is rare for personal property to have considerable value, but it can be valuable, such as a painting or a collection of rare items. Most bail deposits are made by other defendants.

If the defendant flees the jurisdiction or fails to appear by the next date, the bond company will try to find him. If the defendant cannot be located, the company will look for you for payment. When you sign a bond with a bond company, you have certain obligations to you.

This applies regardless of whether you have to pay a deposit or not. If your underlying charge is a felony, you risk being charged with a felony for failing to appear. In this case, the court will issue an arrest warrant against you. However, if your underlying allegations are misdemeanours, your failure to appear will be misdemeanours.