What does a Bond Agent do?

Bonding Agent
Jan 11, 2020
1 min read

When a loved one ends up in an unfortunate situation and needs a bondsman/bondswoman to help you get them out of jail. The bond can usually post bond one of two ways:

1- Bring the full amount of the bond to the jail OR

2- Use the services of a bonding company and pay them a percentage of the bond.

If you choose to use the bonding company, the bondsman will issue a guarantee to the court that if the defendant fails to show up, the bond company will pay the full amount that was posted to the court.. They issue a surety bond which serves as the guarantee. They do this for a fee, which is usually around 10%, which is far less then the full amount of the bond.

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James Parker

Jun 19, 2020

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Katie Thompson

Mar 03, 2020

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