You will be able to apply for your Aventura bail bond directly online without needing to come into our office - available to you 24/7!
You will be able to apply for your bail bond directly online without needing to come into our office - available to you 24/7.
Please enter the access code we have provided you in the box below to access the online system. You’ll need to call us at 786-500-9999 for your access code.
With many thanks to our United States Constitution, every American Citizen has the right to bail. But what happens if you can’t make bail on the full amount demanded by the judge? In this situation (which is more common than not) the person arrested will need to find a local bail bondsman that is licensed, experienced and available 24/7 – 365 days per year.
At the core of our services, we uphold the constitutional right to bail, ensuring that this fundamental privilege is accessible to all. Our business is built on the foundation of providing swift, reliable, and professional bail bond services to the community. We understand that not everyone has the means to cover the full amount of bail set by the courts, which is where our expertise comes into play. Our licensed Aventura bail bondsmen are seasoned experts who are available around the clock, every day of the year, to assist when you or your loved one finds themselves in a bind.
For those arrested in Aventura (or anywhere in the state of Florida) who are eligible, but have no money for bail, a local bondsman has the ability to put up a bail bond on anyone who has been arrested’s behalf. The bail bond is a document which guarantees the court that he or she (who was arrested) will be sure to appear at the scheduled court date.
When someone is arrested they are taken to jail by law enforcement. Upon arrival to the jail, the person undergoes the ‘booking process’ meaning the person is fingerprinted and mugshots are taken and then they are asked for a statement. After the booking process is completed, if he or she is allowed bail, there is no need to wait to appear for a judge. And if an experienced Florida bail bondsman was notified about the arrest immediately, he or she would have probably already arranged for the person’s release from jail by end of the booking process (if not within a short time after).
The indemnitor (the person who contacts the Florida bondsman on the behalf of the person needing a bail bond) will complete the required bail bonds paper work and pay the bail bond premium. This process takes about an hour (or less).
Within a short time after the arrest booking, the inmate will be released from jail while awaiting the scheduled hearing. How quickly the person is released from jail will mostly depend upon the bail agent, but it typically takes between 2 and 12 hours after the bond has been posted.
The rules and procedures surrounding bail bonds varies by state, but it’s important when searching to find a bail bondsman to be sure that the agent is licensed, experienced and reliable. Selecting the best bail agent will help make the process much faster and less stressful.
A premium of 10% of the full amount for bail demanded by the judge is paid to the bail bondsman for a state bond and 15% for a federal bond according to Florida’s Department of Financial Services which regulates the bail industry within the state. For example, if a person who was arrested is issued a $20,000 bail amount by the judge – it will require the full amount of $20,000 to get out of jail on his or her own. However, using a bail bondsman will allow for the inmate to be released for only $2,000 for a state bond or $3,000 for a federal bond.
Payment plans may be accepted for bond amounts of $10,000 or more.
When a person fails to appear in court following an arrest and forfeiting a bail bond, they have now committed another crime called ‘jumping bail’. Not only have they let down their indemnitor (the person who arranged their bail), but they have now forced their bail bondsman to pay the full bail amount to the court which was initially issued by the judge after the person’s arrest unless the defendant is returned to jail within a limited amount of time. Under these circumstances, the accused is also now facing more criminal charges.
In addition to getting into more trouble and receiving more fines, there will probably be a bench warrant issued for the person who missed their scheduled court date. The bench warrant issued demands local law enforcement to arrest the person when found. However, these warrants do not involve sending a notice directly to the person whom the warrant was issued for. Therefore, the most common way for someone to find out if they have a warrant out for their arrest is by coming into contact with a law enforcement agent. This tends to be problematic and embarrassing for the person when found. And this could happen anywhere, including at the person’s place of employment.
Don’t waste time and money by hiring a bail bondsman without knowledge and extensive experience. Call or text Bail Bonds Now at (786)-500-9999 immediately after an arrest in Aventura. Our bail bond agents are standing by and ready to assist you and your loved ones 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Our online bail bonds application makes the process simple and can be completed from anywhere at any time. Just call or text a bondsman to receive access.
When you’re facing legal hurdles in Aventura, our bail bond agents can be your most valuable resource. Our professionals step in to navigate the complexities of the bail system on your behalf, offering financial assistance and expert advice. An Aventura bail bondsman will not only provide the necessary funds for bail but will also guide you through the legal procedures, ensuring that you understand every step of the process.
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We act swiftly to secure your release or that of your loved one, minimizing the time spent in custody and helping to maintain your daily life with as little interruption as possible. With our in-depth knowledge of the judicial system and bail regulations, an Aventura bail bondsman is your advocate, working tirelessly to uphold your rights and provide a beacon of support during challenging times.
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