Q. What does a Bail Bond agent do?
A. When someone is arrested, an indemnitor (usually a relative or friend) will use the services of a bail agent to obtain the release of the defendant. The bail agent usually asks for 10% of the amount of the bond as collateral to secure the release complete. For example, if the bond is $5,000, the premium (the amount paid to the bond) will be $500. In addition, the payor may request showing that they are able to pay the full amount of bail if the defendant "skips bail" (do not all required court appearances, not only arraignment) Agent bail is in effect, loans Indemnitor $5000 for a price of $500, there is usually no refund on the services of a bail agent used.
Q. What is bail?
A. The deposit is money deposited with a Smiley Face Bail Bonds agent or the court for a temporary detainee released. Serving as a guarantee (bond) that the arrested individual will make all required court appearances.
Q. What is a bail bond or Undertaking of bail?
A. We all know what a bail bond does, but in truth not everyone knows what a bail bond actually is. The face sheet is the actual contract pledging the guarantee for the defendant's appearance in court. The Power of Attorney indicates the pledging surety's authority to issue the bond. The combination of the face sheet and the Power of Attorney is the bail bond. A bail bond is the document filed with the court by the bail agent which tells the Court that bail has been paid. This document must be introduced to the police or court before the defendant will be released from detainment.
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