Smalls
Bail Bonding Services
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The first step to getting your loved one released is to start the bail bond process. Call us 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to help you or a loved one with a DUI charge, drug-related crime, theft or burglary charge or any other crime allegedly committed.
The Bail Bond Process
When posting a bond with a Smalls Bail Bonding , a cosigner or indemnitor is required. A cosigner or indemnitor, which is often a friend or relative, will sign a contract with the bonding company ensuring financial responsibility should the said defendant fail to appear for all court dates. This obligation does not end until the court has exonerated the bonding company from the case.
Should the defendant fail to appear in court, the cosigner or indemnitor will need to turn the defendant into the bonding company to be surrendered or get the case reset. If the defendant absconds, the cosigner or indemnitor must pay the full amount of the bond. The bonding company will then forward the amount to the courts.
Once the cosigner or indemnitor has signed a contract with the bail bonding company, the bail agent will prepare the necessary paperwork for the defendant’s release. You may co-sign by email, fax or in person at our office. Once the paperwork has taken place in the jail, the defendant is then released.
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We value your inquiries, concerns, and feedback, and our team is here to provide you with the assistance and information you require. Whether you're looking to secure a bond, seek guidance on a legal matter, or simply have questions about our services, we encourage you to get in touch with us. Your communication is essential to us, and we're committed to being responsive and accessible as we assist you through the bail bond process. Contact us today, and let us be your trusted partner in navigating the complexities of the legal system.