For a fee (also called the premium) we get a person out jail, and guarantee to the court that we will make sure that the person appears before the court at the proper time.

In the state of Nevada the fee for a bail bond is set by NRS 697.300(a), which states “The rates must be 15 percent of the amount of the bond or $50, whichever is greater. Plus a $50 court fee. So if your bail was $1,000 then we would charge $200 to write the bond.

Collateral is something that secures the bond. It could be cash, property, a vehicle title or anything else that is equal to the bail amount. Collateral is returned to you once the court exonerates the bond (once the Judge says guilty or innocent).

It depends, for a large bail we usually require some form of collateral. We are very flexible, and are more than willing to work with you to find an arrangement that works for everyone. Call us if you have any questions.

The premium for the bond is non-refundable for any reason (sorry it's the law). The 15% fee covers our cost of doing business, and feeds our bondsmen (and bondwomen). Any and all collateral you gave us does get returned to you, it doesn't matter if the judge says innocent or guilty.

Yes we do. All the major ones and some of the minor ones, but no Diners Club (who in the hell is using Diners Club?).

For most people yes we do. However, if you were arrested for issuing forged checks then no we will not take a check from you.