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What is Bail, and What are the Different Bail Bond Types?

The difference between bail and a bond is significant. Bail is money or property paid to the court to temporarily release an accused person from custody and secure their appearance at trial. If the accused fails to appear at trial, the court may use the bail as a punishment for the failure to appear.

A bond is posted by a licensed bondsman who takes on financial responsibility for ensuring that the accused appears in court. The bondsman also receives a percentage of the bond amount for guaranteeing this promise and will typically require some type of collateral from the accused as assurance that they will appear in court as scheduled. Additionally, if the defendant appears at all court hearings, the bond amount is returned to the bondsman. As opposed to bail which can be set higher than most people can afford, a licensed bondsman often requires less money up front. This is due to their knowledge of legal matters and ability to mitigate risk when necessary.

7 Most Common Forms of Bail Bonds

Surety Bond allows a defendant or their cosigner to secure bail without being required to pay the total amount for release. It involves an agency like Idaho Bonding Company putting up the bond amount with the court to secure our client's release for a premium of 10% of the bond.
Cash Bail is a bail bond in which you pay the bond amount in cash directly to the jail to be released.
Property Bond is when you use a property deed as collateral with the court to be released from jail.
Immigration Bail Bond allows someone without American citizenship status to be released before their court date with the promise to show back up when required.
Personal Recognizance Bond is when the judge releases someone with the agreed expectation that they will show up for their scheduled court date.
Citation Bond is when you are released with a citation to appear in court or to set a date with the clerk.
Federal Bail Bond is used in federal court cases and is only secured using property or signature.

Idaho Bonding Company is a licensed and trustworthy bonding company serving Idaho and offers Surety Bonds to defendants or co-signers in need of Bail assistance.

How Do I Get a Surety Bond in Idaho?

Cosigner paperwork being signed by bail bond client in Idaho bail bondsmen office.

Idaho Bonding Company is Idaho's best provider of surety bail bonds. We offer 24/7 phone support with the promise of a real person on the other end. We understand that no two situations are exactly alike and provide a personal touch to our clients. After taking your call and processing your request, we can meet you at any jail in Idaho and post bail.

Unlike other companies, Idaho Bonding Company is willing to accept clients with bond amounts of all sizes and post them faster than ever. Upon our first call, we begin the process of communicating with the jail for the defendant's release. When you call Idaho Bonding Company you can have an answer about the approval within minutes.

Idaho Bonding Company understands that people may be in difficult financial situations. We offer affordable payment plans so those who typically get rejected can receive the bail assistance they need. We operate with a strong sense of ethics and passion because we want to serve the community we grew up in. With our combined years of experience in the field, Idaho Bonding Company is dedicated to helping those who need it most while maintaining ethical standards throughout the process.

Bail Bonds by Idaho Bonding Company

What is Bail, and What are the Different Bail Bond Types?

7 Most Common Forms of Bail Bonds

How Do I Get a Surety Bond in Idaho?

Secure Your Surety Bond With Idaho Bonding Company

Bail Bonds by Idaho Bonding Company

What is Bail, and What are the Different Bail Bond Types?

7 Most Common Forms of Bail Bonds

How Do I Get a Surety Bond in Idaho?

Secure Your Surety Bond With Idaho Bonding Company

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