Bail Bond Agents in Pasco County - Land O Lakes, New Port Richey, Dade City, Wesley Chapel, Zephyrhills, Pasco County, FL and Surrounding Areas

FAQs

All Bail Bondsman in Florida are Licensed by the Florida Dept Of Financial Services and must adhere to the same Statutes and Rules equally.

  • All Bail Bondsman Must charge you the same Bail fees, no more or no less or they are violating the Law and compromising YOUR Bail Bond release for the long term.
  • If it sounds to good to be true, it is. Stick with a track record that has been proven over the span of almost 3 decades by By using our Pasco Bail Bonds Offices.
  • Inmate Releases, after you Complete the Bail Process with Our office, are than controlled by the Jail Staff and their workload, thus these Releases take on average from 2-4 hours after We have posted your Bail Bonds for your loved one.
  • Your Bail Bond obligation to Us and the Courts ends and is completed once your loved one has attended ALL of their Court Dates or until a final decision of any kind has been made by the Courts on the Cases at issue.
  • Your Bail Fee you are required to pay is, By Fl. Statute, Non-Refundable but any Collateral that you may have pledged in addition to the fee (If required) will be returned to you directly by Our Offices Bail Agents, once the Bonded Court Cases have been disposed of by The Court.
  • The Bail Fee in Florida which applies to ALL BAIL BONDSMAN IN THE STATE is 10% of each individual Bond or a minimum of $100.00 (which ever is greater)
  • We are allowed to give you a payment plan for the Bail Fee, if needed and upon approval, however WE MUST collect the entire fee eventually otherwise we are subject to heavy penalties by the State of Florida.
  • It is Illegal for any Bail Bondsman in Florida to discount your bail fee permanently, if you ever receive this kind of offer, our advice here at Brad's Bail Bonds is simply "Buyer Beware!"

  • What is a Bail Bond?

    A bail bond is a financial undertaking and a 3rd party contract between an arrested defendant, a licensed Bail Bonds Agent and the Court of which secures the defendants release from Jail, Pre-Trial.  The Bail Bonds Agent is obligated to the Court to produce the defendant at every court ordered hearing for the criminal case of which the Bail Bond itself secured the Jail custody release for that purpose.

  • What happens if someone misses court while out on Bail Bonds?

    If the defendant fails to appear in court while released from jail on Bail Bonds, the defendant will be court-ordered to be re-arrested and returned to jail, by the Bail Bonds Agent, and also the defendant and their co-signor now will owe the full amount of the Bail Bonds, not just the original 10% of them, that they paid when they originally purchased their Bail Bonds. If the Bail Bonds Agent does arrest the defendant within the court-required time period, then the Bail Bonds money due to the Bail Bonds Agent and the Courts is no longer owed. 

  • How long do posted Bail Bonds last?

    Bail Bonds, upon being posted are an obligation that lasts until the case is disposed of thru the courts, by a Trial, a plea agreement, or any other action that resolves the case at issue for which the Bail Bonds were posted.  Bail Bonds also are only valid for 36 months from the date of the posting of the Bail Bonds.   This means that if someone who is out of jail on Bail Bonds, pending trial, or any other court resolution of their criminal case at issue, yet does not have their criminal case resolved within 36 months from the posting date of the Bail Bonds, that individual will have to post new Bail Bonds, yet again, until their criminal case is finally resolved thru the Courts.

  • How Much Do Bail Bonds Costs?

    Bail Bonds, when being posted through a Bail Bonds Company In Florida are 10% or $100, whichever is greater, for each separate case a defendant has been arrested and booked into jail for.  Regarding Federal Crimes Bail Bonds amount due to a Bail Bonds Company is 15%.

  • Do Bail Bonds Postings Require Collateral as well?

    In most cases, one can obtain their Bail Bonds Postings and Jail Releases on them with No Collateral required in addition to the 10% Bail Bonds Premium / Fee.  The Bail Bonds Company will determine this by researching one’s ties to their Community, their Job Status, the nature of the crime along with the risk of eventual further imprisonment, The total Bail Bonds Amount required of course, and any other potential flight risks along with the safety of the Public.

  • Can I post Bail Bonds without a Bail Bonds Agent?

    You can post a Bail Amount, in cash, directly to the Jail, but that is in fact paying the FULL Bail Amount.  Bail Bonds are just what the term states-- They are Bail Bonds. meaning they are not cash, they are a Bond written to the Jail for the full amount of one’s Bail requirement, being posted in place of the full amount of cash.... for a 10% Fee payable to the Bail Bonds Agent or Company.   Most people prefer a Bail Bonds Company release so that they do not have to use all of their cash on hand, and further risk the loss of it to the courts for the arrestee's fines and court costs, on trial day.      Paying only 10% of a Bail Amount, to a Bail Bonds Company is best when considering someone’s finances for the long haul.

  • Am I restricted to certain activities while released on Bail Bonds?

    Yes, first - in Florida you must have written consent from the Courts and the Bail Bonds Company for travel purposes.  In addition, if a Judge has added further restrictions on your Bail Conditions while being out on Bail Bonds, for example, you cannot go into bars, consume alcohol, not being near an alleged victim, schools, etc ....then you must also follow those court orders as part of your Pre-Trial Release, while out on your Bail Bonds or the same can be revoked by the Courts or the Bail Bonds Company.

  • Where is your office located?

    We are located directely in front of the Pasco County County Jail.

  • Do you offer Bail Bonds in New Port Richey?

    Yes, we service New Port Richey and all of Pasco County.

  • Do you offer Bail Bonds near me?

    Yes, we service New Port Richey and all of Pasco County.