Tampa Bail Bonds
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Ryan Wells Bail Bonds, Inc (877) 422-4599 Toll Free: (877) 422-4599 |
Tampa Fl. Bail Bondsman
1-877-422-4599
Do you have a friend or a loved one, detained in the Tampa Florida system? Acquiring assistance has never been easier. Following a few simple steps and a short phone call, you will be almost to the end of and on your way to a solution. Its simple, fast, easy, and will go as smooth as possible if you are able to provide a few pertinent facts. Even if you don't have all the every piece of information, feel free to call, and we can fill in the blanks for you if possible. the Bail Bonds process in Tampa has never been more easy to use. When calling the offices, make sure to have as much of the following information as possible.
Make sure you know the complete spelling of the defendants name, and their entire, full name as well. Its the basic format on identifying the person in question you're looking to release. As well, just in case there's any confusion and duplicate people, their date of birth should be known as well, to clear up any confusion that may arise due to someone with their same name and information. Know the proper Bail Bond amount when calling a Tampa Bail Bonds office, and be prepared to pay such an amount, whatever that may be, or the standard percentage thereof. A prior arrest knowledge also assists the agents in finding out everything they need to know and relay to you about the case and the release of the person you're looking for.
Tampa Fl. Bail Bondsman
1-877-422-4599
Tampa Jail |
Falkenburg Road Jail |
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Sheriff's Office - Tampa 2008 E. 8th Ave |
Tampa Clerk of Courts (813) 276-8100 |
Areas around Tampa Florida
A few things of note as well that are often asked. The process time in Tampa varies, due to it being a really busy jail and fairly large. It can take anywhere from One to Eight hours, but our experience has allowed us to judge at about 4-5 as being typical and correct. All bail Bonds in Tampa, and statewide are 10% of the bond total. No agent can lower or raise this, and to do so is in violation of state regulations. If the defendant misses their court date, its called a forfeiture, and then becomes the indemnitor's responsibility to ensure that we, as Bondsmen, find the defendant. A warrant for their arrest will be issued.
So, keep these few things in mind when calling our offices, and you'll see exactly how easy using the Tampa Bail Bonds system really is.
Why use a bail bondsman rather than paying cash bond?
Our agents get asked this question all the time and the answer is simple. When you pay a cash bond to the jail, before it is returned, the county will subtract any and all fines and other court costs associated with the case out of cash bonds before the money is return. Many times, the Indemnitor would like to leave the court costs up to the defendant to pay. When using a bail bondsman, no fines or court costs are deducted.
What is the difference between a surety bond and a purge?
A surety bond is the same thing as a bail bond and is in reference to criminal cases. A purge usually has to do with civil cases, child support mainly. You cannot use a bail bondsman to post a bail bond on a purge. The full amount of the purge has to be paid directly to the jail to release the defendant.
What are the roles of the Indemnitor and the principal during the Tampa bail bond process?
As the Indemnitor, you are held financially responsible for the full bond amount until the the case is disposed. As the Indemnitor, you should keep in close contact with the Principal (defendant) to ensure him/her are making their court dates.
As the defendant, you need to make sure that you attend any and all court dates. In addition, the judge may have ordered additional responsibilities that you will have to make sure you stay on top of.
