Toll Free: 1 (800) 647-6612 Home About Services FAQs Payment Agents Locations Resources Reviews Contact Bail Bonds DUI Bail Bonds If you or someone you care for has been arrested on a DUI charge (also known as DWI or “driving under the influence”} we’re here to help – you can contact us here. DUI refers to drivers accused of operating a vehicle while using any type of substance that can impair driving, including alcohol. The actual bail amount for a DUI will depend on your criminal history and the bonding schedule used in the jurisdiction where you are arrested. The more arrests and convictions you have, the higher you can expect your DUI bail amount to be. Domestic Violence Bail Bonds If you or a loved one are arrested for domestic violence charges, Exit Bail Bond Company can help. Domestic violence refers to violence that happens between a couple who live together and have an intimate relationship. A former spouse, current or former co-habitants, a current or former boyfriend, girlfriend or fiancé, or unmarried parents can be parties to a domestic violence charge. In some cases, a protective order may be requested as part of the arrangement. If a protective order is in place, the defendant must comply with it as well as the rest of the court’s instructions to avoid having the bail bond revoked. Drug Related Bail Bonds An individual who has been arrested on a drug related charge may required to obtain a bail bond, and Exit Bail Bond Company can help. The court may require random drug testing while the defendant is out on bail. If they fail a drug test, their bail bond can be revoked. Drug related charges are serious business. Depending on the type of drug in question and what exactly was transpiring (an active drug sale or transfer), the judge may require weekly drug tests to ensure the provisions of the bail bond contract as well as the court’s orders, are not being violated. Drug-related charges can be misdemeanors or felonies. Normally the amount of drugs found during the arrest will determine whether felony charges will be pressed. The more convictions a person has and the type of charges they receive will have a direct impact on the amount of their bail bond. Felony Bail Bonds Felony bail bonds are usually set much higher than misdemeanor bail bonds because the nature of the crime is more severe. To ensure a defendant’s appearance in court, a bail bond agent may require a defendant to check in by telephone or in person, or may require the defendant to be monitored in some other way. Sometimes a defendant who is accused of physically harming or killing another person may not even be allowed to bond out. If they are granted that privilege, the bond may be so expensive they have no way of covering it, even with the services of an Exit Bail Bond agent. Felony charges often involve car theft, drug-related offenses, assault and battery, home invasion, white collar crimes, murder and other types of violent crimes that result in bodily harm. Call us or contact us online for answers to your Felony Bail Bond questions. Misdemeanor Bail Bonds Misdemeanor bail bonds are normally set much lower than felony bail bonds because the crimes associated with them are less severe. Bail bond amounts for misdemeanor charges are often found on a bail bond schedule that has been drawn up by local judges. This allows the bail to be set according to certain crimes under certain conditions. It also allows the defendant to post bail without attending an arraignment hearing. Many misdemeanor charges do not require jail time or bail bonds, but when combined with other charges can result in an arrest and possible jail time. Judges may also reduce a felony offense down to a misdemeanor if it is a person’s first offense. Contact Exit Bail Bond Company if you or a loved one have been charged with a misdemeanor and need assistance. Traffic Bail Bonds Traffic bail bonds are often associated with offenses that involve driving offenses such as reckless driving, high speed chases and road rage. While most traffic violations are harmless, one violation can sometimes lead to another. You may have more than one pending charge, especially if you are dealing with a DUI. If traffic related offenses are severe enough, the judge may order the defendant to relinquish their driver’s license. If they are caught driving on a suspended license, their bail bond may be revoked and they may be forced to return to jail until their scheduled court hearing. Repeated traffic offenses that require bail bonds may end up causing the person to eventually lose their license permanently. Warrant Bail Bonds Warrant bail bonds are written and posted without the defendant ever spending any time in jail. If you or a loved one discovers that a warrant has been issued for your arrest, call Exit Bail Bond Company immediately. We will go with you to the jail and post your bond immediately. Once it has been posted, you will be taken into custody, booked and processed and then released back to our bail bond agent. Often, charges may be filed after an investigation. In that case, the judge will sign an arrest warrant. If you find out that there is an active warrant out for your arrest, the best way to resolve the situation is to turn yourself in. Contact an Exit Bail Bond agent to go to the police station with you, which allows us to post your bond while you are being processed. As soon as the booking and intake process is completed, you will be released and expected to honor the bail bond agreement. Weapons Related Bail Bonds If you or a loved one has been arrested on a weapons-related charge, Exit Bail Bond Company wants to help. When writing weapons bail bonds, one of the stipulations of the bond may be that the defendant relinquish his weapons until after his court case is finished. The court can require that the defendant not only turn in his firearms, but relinquish his concealed carry permit as well. The defendant may also be required to stay away from any location where guns and ammunition may be present or accessible. When multiple charges are involved, the bail bond agent may have to determine whether or not the defendant is a good risk. If there is a considerable possibility that the defendant will flee the area and not return to court, the co-signer may be advised against bailing them out of jail. Contact Exit Bail Bond Company for free answers to any questions you may have. Other Bail Bond Types At Exit Bail Bond Company, we can write bail bonds of any size and type for the State of Arkansas. Once we complete the bail bond process, we can obtain the release of the defendant from jail. If you discover that a warrant has been issued for your arrest, contact us immediately. We may be able to post bail before you turn yourself in. By doing this, you will only have to go through the intake process. You will not be required to spend any time in jail. Call us Toll Free Email Us What Some of our Clients Say: For many years, I’ve worked with the folks from Exit on a number of projects. I know that if I, or anyone I loved, needed to use the ol’ Get Out of Jail card, Exit would be the first call I would make for help! Jacob Keyton is the 3rd generation in his family to work in the bail bonding business, so they know what they are doing, yet never just rest on experience. Exit is constantly improving the way they serve their clients in Arkansas, as well as developing new ways to modernize the industry nationwide. 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