CONTACT US 24 HOURS A DAY, 7 DAYS A WEEK 305-642-1986 Home Services Testimonials About For Attorneys Blog Contact Bail Bonds FAQs Q: How do I bail or bond someone out of jail? There are two ways to post a bond: Cash bonds: The total face amount of the bond, in cash or cashiers check, is placed with the county to guarantee the arrestee will appear in court for their hearing. Should the defendant fail to appear, the bond money is forfeited. In the case of a not guilty verdict be rendered or the case be dismissed, or at the conclusion of trial proceedings, bond money will be refunded. If a judge so orders, any court costs or court fines will be taken out of the posted bond. Once the case is disposed of, the remaining funds will be refunded. Refunds on cash bonds are processed at the county Clerk of Court’s office. NOTE: Cash or a cashiers check are the only accepted methods of payment for cash bonds. Surety bonds: (bail bondsman) A bail bonding agency posts a bond that guarantees an arrestee will appear at their court date. Neither the county jail nor the sheriffs office participates in the contract between a defendant / arrestee and the bonding company. The bail bonding company charges a fee for each bond posted of 10%. Q: How long does bail take? After the bail amount is set and the paperwork is completed, our bonding agent will post the bond with the jail or court officer. Then the formal release process begins, this can take several hours to be completed. This wait is unavoidable. However, most detentions facilities will release the defendant within a few hours. Q: What is collateral? Bail bonds are like a loan. A bond guarantee’s the appearance of the accused on all his or her court dates. As such we are sometimes required to have collateral guaranteeing the loan. In most cases a signature is all that is required by you personally promising to have the defendant in court as required or pay us the full bond amount in the rare event of a breach. On larger bonds we may request collateral. We accept many different kinds of security, the most common kind is real estate, like a home or land. All collateral is returned to you at the end of the court case. Emilio Faroy, founder and owner of Faroy Bail, Inc., is a licensed bail bondsman with over 30 years of bail bonds experience. Faroy is a member of the American Bail Agents Coalition, the Professional Bail Agents of The United States, and the Florida Bail Agents Association. Faroy Bail is an accredited business by the Better Business Bureau of Southeast Florida. Emilio Faroy is licensed as a Florida Bail Bondsman by the Florida Department Of Financial Services, under State Of Florida Bail Bond License # A081130. Faroy Bail is experienced in all types of bail bonds and can help you get bail to get out of jail. Call us today at 305-642-1986, or email us using our email contact form. English Español Bail Bonds State Bail Bonds Federal Bail Bonds Nebbia Proffer Bail Bonds FAQs Jail Locations Broward Collier Duval Hendry Hillsborough Lee Marion Martin Miami-Dade Monroe St. Lucie Faroy Bail Bonds Miami 2650 SW 27th Avenue Suite 302 Miami, FL 33133 305-642-1986 24 Hours / 7 Days A Week Terms of Service and Privacy Policy © 2021 - Faroy Bail Bonds Miami