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When an individual is suspected of committing a crime, he/she will be taken into custody and must await trial for their case to be looked at, and to receive official consequences. However, in most instances, the suspect may be able to pay a bail amount, which is an amount predetermined by a judge, and await trial from home. At Griffith Bailbonds, we assist clients in paying the bail amount so that their loved ones can be released.

Unfortunately, not every individual is eligible for bail bonds. If you are under the age of 18, or if there is an active warrant for the suspect's arrest, you cannot utilize bail bond services to help your loved one. This is also true if your loved one has been suspecting of committing a capital crime. 

At Griffith Bailbonds, we seek to support, advocate for, and inform our clients. We pride ourselves in assisting clients during every step of the bail bonds process so that everything goes as smoothly as possible. We are also available 24/7, anytime you need us! 

Bail is the money that you deposit with a court in order to ensure your presence at future proceedings. You can post bail either cash-only or through an accommodation service, which will then release your incarceration until next hearing date.

When a person is arrested, the bail bondsmen will provide them with an agreement to guarantee their appearance in court. Once the bail or bail bond is delivered, the defendant is released until trial.

Ordinarilly, a person will call a relative, close friend, or professional bail bondsman to get help with paying bail. However, it can be anyone over the age of 18.

The judge will set bail based on a bail schedule. He/she will also factor in the severity of the crime, whether or not violence was used, etc. They will then decide on an amount. The cost of a bail bond is typically this amount, paid in installments.

Bail is a condition that the defendant must meet before they are released from jail. They will get their money back if all hearing dates go well, but it's possible you'll never see your cash again if he/she doesn't show up.

The bail bond is actually an insurance policy that guarantees court appearances until the case has been finally adjudicated. The fee for this service can be as high at 10-15% of your original sum