How Do Property Bonds Work

A Property Bond is a piece of property owned by you or your co-signor typically worth 150% - 200% of the total bail bond and is posted to guarantee that the defendant will return to court to stand trial.

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How Surety Bonds Work

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A surety bond is typically used when bonding companies are prohibited in certain jurisdictions. With a surety bond, a percentage of the total bond is paid directly to the court.

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How Released on Recognizance Works

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When released on your own recognizance you basically pay nothing and promise to return to court for all of your hearings

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How Bail Bonds Work

How Bail Bonds Work

Typically, a percentage of the bond is paid to the bail bond company as a fee, which in turn they post an insurance certificate (bond) to the courts promising that you will return for trial or sentencing. This fee can be as high as 20% of the bond amount.

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