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Bail Bonds Greensboro NC

Finding the right bail bondsman in Greensboro, NC, is easier than ever.  If a loved-one has been incarcerated, getting together their bail can be a confusing and difficult process.  This is where a bail bondsman comes in!

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Bail Bondsman Winston-Salem NC

Finding Bail Bonds Winston-Salem, NC, doesn’t have to be such a chore!  Our bond agents are here to help you and your loved ones get through this trying time with understanding that can only come from a company like ours.

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bail bonds burlington nc

When your loved one has been incarcerated in Alamance County, you don’t have the luxury of time on your side. That’s where Around the Clock Bail Bonds comes in.  Our professional team is here to help with your bail bonds needs in Burlington, NC.

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About Us

We are a leading bailbonds provider in the Winston-Salem, Greensboro, Burlington, Yadkinville and Wilkesboro areas, owned and serviced by experienced professionals. Our owner, Jarrett Jordan, brings more than 20 years of experience in North Carolina to this work.

As is true of any reputable bail bonding agency, we are available to help you 24 hours a day, every day of the year. We can assist you or your family members wherever you may find yourselves requiring our services.

Naturally, we guarantee the utmost confidentiality, while we work our hardest to provide a fast response to your needs. Your situation will be handled discreetly and professionally at all times. We pride ourselves in always maintaining a professional, non-judgmental, non-threatening environment.

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Frequently asked Questions

When someone is arrested and charged with a crime, the court will impose a monetary amount that must be paid to the court if the defendant wants to stay out of jail while waiting for trial. A bail bondsman will pay the court a percentage of that total in order to assume temporary legal custody of the accused person and guarantee that he or she will appear in court whenever necessary. That payment to the court is the bail bond and the defendant owes that amount to the bail bonding agency plus a fee for the service.

If the bond amount is low, you may be allowed to create a payment plan with the bonding agency that doesn’t require collateral. However, if bail is set at a high amount, some type of collateral is usually necessary. This could be title to a vehicle, a lien on a house, or some other item or property of value such as stocks and bonds, jewelry, bank accounts or credit cards. And, remember, your bail is payment for the bonding agency’s effort to keep you out of jail while you are awaiting trial and you owe the full amount no matter how your case is resolved.

Should a defendant decide to run or hide and not appear when summoned, the court will issue a warrant for his or her arrest and notification will be sent to the bail bonding agency. Such an occurrence will mean your bail bondsman will be liable to the court for the full amount of the bond unless you can be found and returned to jail within a reasonable time frame.

You can and will be arrested and returned to jail without refund of your bond if you:

  • Don’t pay the correct payments to the bonding agency according to your agreement
  • Change your address without letting your bail bondsman know before you move
  • Hide yourself from authorities or leave the state without permission
  • Violate any order of the court whatsoever
  • Hide information or lie about reasons for failing to appear in court, any felony convictions or any pending state or federal charges
  • Provide inaccurate personal identification information, including the use of an alias

Before you call us to come and help, you will need to know the following:

  • What are the city, state, and name of the jail where the person you care about is in custody?
  • What is the correct full name of the person who was arrested and what is his or her booking number?
  • What amount has been set for bail? This is necessary for the bondsman to let you know what your cost will be to post bond and get the accused out of jail.
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