24/7 Bail Bonds Service in Guilford County, NC
Providing fast, confidential bail bond services when you need them most throughout Guilford, Forsyth, Alamance, Rockingham, Caswell and Davie counties.
Bail Bond Services We Offer
Areas We Serve
Around The Clock Bail Bonds provides 24-hour bail bond services throughout Greensboro, Winston-Salem, High Point, Burlington, Asheboro, Lexington, Yanceyville and communities across the North Carolina Piedmont Triad. Our licensed bondsmen help individuals and families secure release from jail quickly, professionally and confidentially.
Guilford County
Alamance County
Forsyth County
Rockingham County
Caswell County
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Why Choose Us?
When you’re dealing with an arrest, you need immediate support and a team that takes your situation seriously. With over 20 years of experience, owner Jarrett Jordan and his expert team at Around The Clock Bail Bonds are here to help—24/7, every day of the year. We understand the urgency and the stress you are under, and we act quickly to help you regain stability.
Here’s why we’re the best choice:
✔ 24/7 Immediate Assistance – Call anytime, day or night.
✔ Fast & Reliable Bail Bonds – We work quickly to secure your release.
✔ Confidential & Professional – Your privacy is our priority.
✔ Non Judgmental Support – Compassionate help in tough times.
Do not wait. Call us now for urgent bail bond assistance and let us help you get your loved one home fast.
The Bail Bonds Process
Understanding the bail process can help reduce uncertainty during a stressful situation. While every case is different, most bail bonds follow a similar process.
1. Confirm Booking Information
Contact the detention center where your loved one is being held to verify booking status, bond amount and bond number. This information is required before a bond can be posted. Many North Carolina detention centers also provide online inmate search tools.
2. Contact Around The Clock Bail Bonds
Once you have the bond information, contact our team. We will explain the bond terms, answer your questions, review available options and begin the paperwork needed to secure release.
3. Bond Is Posted
After the paperwork is completed and approved, the bond is submitted to the detention facility so the release process can begin.
4. Release From Jail
Release times vary by facility, staffing levels and booking volume. In many cases, release occurs within several hours after the bond is posted. We stay in communication throughout the process so you know what to expect.
5. Review Court Requirements
After release, we review court dates, bond conditions and other important responsibilities. Understanding these requirements helps avoid complications and keeps the legal process moving forward.
Types of Bail Bonds
Courts may use different types of bail depending on the circumstances of the case, criminal history and other factors. Understanding the most common forms of bail can help you better navigate the release process.
Release on Personal Recognizance (PR)
A defendant is released without posting bail based on a promise to appear for all future court dates.
Cash Bond
The full bail amount is paid directly to the court. If all court requirements are met, the funds may be returned according to court procedures.
Surety Bond
A licensed bail bondsman posts the bond on behalf of the defendant for a non-refundable fee. This is one of the most common forms of bail used throughout North Carolina.
Property Bond
Real estate or other qualifying assets are used as collateral to secure a defendant’s release from custody.
Secured Bond
A secured bond requires financial backing through cash, property or a surety bond before release can occur.
Unsecured Bond
An unsecured bond allows release without an upfront payment, but the defendant may become responsible for the full bond amount if court obligations are not met.
Every case is unique, and bail decisions are ultimately determined by the court. If you have questions about a specific bond type or release options, our experienced bondsmen are available 24 hours a day to help.
Helpful Resources
Finding accurate information quickly can make the bail process easier to navigate. Use these resources to locate inmate information and obtain important records related to an arrest.
Locate an Inmate
Need to verify where someone is being held or confirm booking information? Use North Carolina inmate search resources to locate custody information, inmate identification details and detention facility records.
Request a Police Report
Police reports may contain important details related to an arrest, accident or criminal investigation. North Carolina agencies provide procedures for requesting reports and related public records.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a bail bond?
When someone is arrested and charged with a crime, the court sets a monetary amount—known as bail—that must be paid for the defendant to remain out of jail while awaiting trial.
This is where a bail bondsman steps in. Instead of requiring the full bail amount upfront, a bail bondsman pays a percentage of the total to the court, assuming temporary legal custody of the defendant. This ensures the defendant’s appearance in court whenever required.
A bail bond is the payment made to the court by the bail bonding agency on behalf of the defendant. In return, the defendant owes the bonding agency the bail amount, plus a service fee for facilitating the process.
Why Use a Bail Bondsman?
- Reduces the upfront financial burden of posting bail.
- Ensures the defendant can stay out of jail while awaiting trial.
- Provides expert guidance through the legal and bail process.
At Around The Clock Bail Bonds, we simplify the bail process and ensure you have the support you need during this difficult time.
We’re here to make the process easier—contact us 24/7 for fast and reliable service!
How do payments and collateral work?
The payment process for bail bonds can vary depending on the amount set by the court.
- Low Bail Amounts: If the bail is relatively low, you may be eligible for a payment plan with the bonding agency that doesn’t require collateral.
- High Bail Amounts: When bail is set at a higher amount, collateral is often required. This collateral could include:
- A lien on a house
- Valuable items such as jewelry, stocks, bonds, or bank accounts
- Credit cards or other assets of value
Important Reminder
Your bail bond is the payment for the agency’s efforts to secure your release and ensure you remain out of jail while awaiting trial. Regardless of how your case is resolved, you are responsible for repaying the full amount to the bonding agency, plus any applicable fees.
At Around The Clock Bail Bonds, we work with you to explore flexible options that fit your situation. Our goal is to provide you with the support and guidance you need during this challenging time.
Have questions about collateral or payment plans? Contact us 24/7 for personalized assistance!
What if I don't appear on my court date?
If a defendant chooses to run, hide, or fails to appear when summoned, the court will issue a warrant for their arrest. The bail bonding agency will be notified of this development.
In this situation, your bail bondsman will become liable for the full amount of the bond to the court, unless the defendant can be located and returned to jail within a reasonable time frame.
What This Means for You
- Forfeiture of Bond: The bonding agency will have to pay the full bond amount.
- Responsibility for the Defendant: It’s crucial that the defendant adheres to all court dates and obligations to avoid these severe consequences.
If you have concerns or questions, it’s important to contact your bail bondsman immediately to discuss your options and responsibilities.
What actions will get me sent back to jail?
Violating the terms of your bail bond agreement can lead to your arrest, a return to jail, and the loss of your bond without a refund. You can and will be arrested if you:
- Fail to Make Payments: Do not pay the correct amounts to the bonding agency as outlined in your agreement.
- Change Your Address Without Notice: Move without informing your bail bondsman beforehand.
- Flee or Hide: Leave the state without permission or hide from authorities.
- Disobey Court Orders: Violate any condition set by the court.
- Lie or Withhold Information: Hide details about your failure to appear in court, past felony convictions, or any pending state or federal charges.
- Provide False Identification: Use an alias or provide inaccurate personal identification information.
Protect Yourself and Your Bond
Adhering to the terms of your bail bond is crucial for staying out of jail and maintaining your bond agreement. If you have any questions about your responsibilities or the terms of your agreement, reach out to your bail bondsman immediately.
We’re here to help—contact us 24/7 for support and clarification!
What info do I need before calling a bondsman?
Before you contact us for assistance, it’s important to have the following information ready to ensure we can help you quickly and efficiently:
- Location of Custody:
- The city, state, and name of the jail where your loved one is being held.
- Arrested Person’s Details:
- The full, correct name of the person who was arrested.
- Their booking number (if available).
- Bail Amount:
- The amount set for bail, so we can calculate your cost to post bond and secure their release.
Having this information on hand will streamline the process and allow us to assist you as quickly as possible.
We’re here 24/7 to provide you with fast, reliable service!
How Bail Bonds Work in North Carolina
When someone is arrested, a judge or magistrate may set bail to allow release from jail while the case moves through the court system. Bail serves as a financial guarantee that the defendant will return for future court appearances.
If paying the full bail amount is not practical, a bail bond can provide a more affordable option. A licensed bail bondsman posts the bond on behalf of the defendant, helping secure release from custody while the case proceeds.
Step 1: Arrest and Booking
After an arrest, the individual is transported to a local detention facility where booking procedures are completed.
Step 2: Bail Is Set
A judge or magistrate determines the bail amount and any conditions of release based on the circumstances of the case.
Step 3: Contact a Bail Bondsman
A family member, friend or the defendant contacts a licensed bail bondsman to begin the bonding process.
Step 4: Bond Is Posted
Once the necessary paperwork is completed, the bond is submitted and approved by the detention facility.
Step 5: Release From Jail
After processing is complete, the defendant is released and allowed to return home while awaiting future court appearances.
Around The Clock Bail Bonds provides 24-hour bail bond services throughout Greensboro, Winston-Salem, High Point, Burlington, Yanceyville, Mocksville and surrounding North Carolina communities.
Ready to Start the Bail Process?
Have questions about bail, release times or what information you’ll need? Our experienced bondsmen are available 24 hours a day to guide you through the process.
Trusted Bail Bond Services Across the Piedmont Triad
When a loved one is arrested, choosing the right bail bondsman matters. Families throughout Greensboro, Winston-Salem, High Point, Burlington, Reidsville, Yanceyville, Mocksville and surrounding communities trust Around The Clock Bail Bonds for fast, professional assistance when they need it most.
Our experienced bondsmen proudly serve Guilford, Forsyth, Alamance, Rockingham, Caswell and Davie counties, helping individuals and families navigate the bail process with confidence. Whether you’re dealing with a misdemeanor charge, felony charge, DWI arrest, drug possession case or another bail-related matter, our team is available 24 hours a day to provide guidance and support.
We understand that most people contacting a bail bondsman are facing an unexpected situation. That’s why we focus on clear communication, prompt service and helping clients understand their options every step of the way. From the initial phone call through the release process, our goal is to make a difficult situation easier to navigate.
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