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If your loved one ends up on the wrong side of the law, it may be up to you to post bail. There’s a good chance you've never had to obtain a bail bond, however, and don’t necessarily know where to start. Fortunately, a knowledgeable bondsman can answer all of your questions about the process and your relative’s specific situation. In the meantime, here are the answers to some more general questions on the subject. 

FAQ About Bail Bonds

How long does it take to post bail?

Depending on the circumstances, it may be possible to get your loved one released from custody in a matter of hours. The total duration will depend on a number of factors, including the county’s caseload and the jurisdiction’s specific bail procedures.

What information does the bondsman need to start the bail process?

bail bondsYou can streamline the bail process by gathering critical information before calling a bondsman. This includes your loved one’s full name, date of birth, the jail where they are in custody, and the total bail amount. It is also helpful to tell the bondsman the specific charges, as well as any pertinent information about the defendant’s criminal record. 

How do I obtain a bail bond?

To obtain a bond, families must contact a local trusted bail bond agent. A legal contract is signed promising to cover the full amount if the defendant does not comply with the criminal proceedings, thereby forfeiting the bail. Bond agents will assist you during the process to make things easier. Agents provide court reminder calls and 24 hour phone support service if you have questions at anytime.

 

If your loved one was arrested in Minnesota, turn to AnyTime Bail Bonds. Based in the Twin Cities, their professional bondsmen are available 24/7. They understand how stressful it can be to have a relative in custody, which is why they do everything in their power to get clients released as quickly as possible. They also understand that bail is an unanticipated expense, so they’re proud to offer affordable bail bonds with a transparent fee structure. View the AnyTime Bail Bonds Facebook page to see their featured Stillwater bond agent, Stacy Davidson. Visit their website to explore all of the services they provide, or call (612) 926-8688 to speak with a bondsman today.

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