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What to Ask Before Committing to a Bail Bond Company

What to Ask Before Committing to a Bail Bond Company

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Finding the right bail bondsman to handle your case is much like finding the proper attorney. You need someone who is trustworthy, reliable, informative, and experienced. For the amount of money you pay to entrust a stranger with the freedom of yourself or your loved one, you will sure want to see the results you want. Before hiring a bail bondsman, ask these questions:

  1. May I see your license? Don’t worry about offending them. Worry about their quality of service! What if you ended up hiring a bail agent with a suspended license? That would be a red flag.

  2. What do you charge for bail bond services? Most bail companies charge 10% of the bail amount, but others will sneak in hidden fees you won’t realize until it’s too late.

  3. Can I get that in writing please? Get the contract and review it carefully before making any payment. Ask any and all questions, minor or major, so you have a full understanding of terms and conditions. The contract ought to outline bail amount, fees and payment schedule, any interest rates, and what happens if the defendant doesn’t show up in court.

Agents at Absolute Bail Bonds will always show their license, let you know what exactly you need to pay and for what (and there are no hidden fees!), and give you a contract that they will carefully explain in detail to you. Absolute agents want to make sure all clients understand the process before you sign – it’s a part of the company’s integrity.

Always ask questions, even if they were answered before. Call Absolute Bail Bonds at (800) 793-2245.