FAQS
Frequent Questions and Answers
Frequently Asked Questions
Got questions about the bail bond process? Our FAQs cover everything you need to know, from costs and payment plans to how the bail bond process works. Find quick and helpful answers to common questions right here.
A bail bond is a financial guarantee made on behalf of a defendant to secure their release from custody while they await trial. The bond ensures that the defendant will appear in court on the scheduled dates. If they fail to do so, the bond may be forfeited, and they could be returned to custody.
Once bail is set by the court, you can contact Ez Out Bail Bonds LLC. We will gather the necessary information, explain the bail process, and post the bond on your behalf. In exchange, you pay us a percentage of the bail amount, typically 10%. Once the bond is posted, your loved one will be released from custody.
In Connecticut, the standard fee for a bail bond is typically 10% of the total bail amount for bonds over $5,000, and 7% for bonds under $5,000. There may be additional fees for lower bonds or payment plan options, but we offer flexible solutions to fit your budget.
Yes! At Ez Out Bail Bonds LLC, we understand that paying for a bail bond can be unexpected and financially challenging. We offer flexible payment plans to ensure that everyone can access bail bond services when they need them.
Once the bail bond is posted, release times vary depending on the specific jail or detention center. Typically, it can take anywhere from 30 minutes to a few hours for the defendant to be released, though some factors such as processing times may extend this.
No, the fee you pay for the bail bond is non-refundable. It is a service charge for securing the release of your loved one and ensuring they appear in court.
If the defendant fails to appear in court, the bail bond may be forfeited, and a warrant for their arrest may be issued. We will work with you to try and resolve the situation, but it’s crucial that the defendant appears at all scheduled court dates.
Bail can be posted for most criminal charges; however, there are certain cases where bail may not be granted, such as serious crimes like murder or when the judge believes the defendant poses a flight risk. Each case is different, and we can help you understand the options.
Yes, at Ez Out Bail Bonds LLC, we maintain strict confidentiality. Your personal information and the details of your case are handled with complete discretion and professionalism.