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What is a Bail Bond?

A bail bond/surety bond is a monetary guarantee that a person who has been charged with a crime will appear before the court when they are ordered. Once a bond has been posted, the accused is released from custody until his court hearing.

Types of Bail Bonds

Below are the most common types of Bail Bonds, their descriptions, and the fees commonly associated with such bonds. 

State Bond

State/County bonds are the most common type of bail bond. These bonds can also be referred to as appearance bonds. The premium rate for state/county bonds is a standard 10% of the total liability of the bond. This is a non-negotiable rate determined by the State of Florida. 

Federal Bond

If you have been charged with a federal offense, you will need to obtain a federal bail bond. Federal offenses include the defacement of federal property, tax evasion, and drug trafficking, among other serious crimes. These bonds typically require premium rate of 15% of the total liability of the bond, which is standard for Federal Bail Bonds in the state of Florida. 

Immigration Bond

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