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If you’re unfortunate enough to get the call notifying you that your loved one is in jail, we would first like to apologize. What follows is by no means a fun process, but Five Star Multiple Services will do everything in our power to pursue the most convenient and stress-free solution to this predicament as is in our power. If you haven’t done this before, which hopefully you haven’t had to, we know it’s confusing. When does your loved one get out of jail? Will they have to stay in jail? What does that mean for your family members? How do you proceed? Don’t worry, we’re here to help. We’ve selected a couple of commonly asked questions below that you can explore to find the answers you need to proceed in this endeavor in an educated manner.

Can I Post Bail and Secure a Bail Bond Remotely?

While some bail bondsmen are unwilling to attend to your individual needs, Five Star Multiple Services is happy to help. No one deserves to sit in jail for any longer than they need to just because their closest relatives and loved one is a state away. We can help you and your long-distance loved one over the phone and online.

How Much Will The Bail Agent Charge?

Bail bondsmen in Adams County generally charge between 10 percent and 15 percent of the total bail amount as the interest on the loan. This can vary, though, due to the location of the arrest and the services required as well as other factors that could play a part.

Will Collateral Be Involved In The Loan?

It’s likely that your bail agent will ask for collateral on the bail bond. Collateral could be anything like your house, car, art, and other valuable items that will ensure that you’re responsible for your loved one showing up for court.

When Will the Defendant Got Out of Jail?

After securing your bond, the bail agent will go and pay the bail with the bail bond once the initial premium has been paid. The defendant can then be released from jail. Depending on how crowded the jail is, it might take longer to get your loved one out.

What Happens Once The Defendant Is Out of Jail?

The defendant must show up for all the court proceedings from this point forward. If they don’t you will stand to lose the collateral you put against the bond and they will go back to jail. They’ll also have to meet any conditions that the bail agent sets. If the defendant is found innocent or guilty, that will not affect your collateral or how much you paid on the bail bond. Once the trial is over, the bond is then completed.

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