Phoenix Bail Bonds

Large bail bonds in Phoenix can be difficult to put together. Collateral equal in value to the bond amount is a requirement in Arizona as well as a 10% nonrefundable fee.  

Most people must rely on the equity in their home for collateral. Putting up your biggest asset for a bond can be a scary and confusing proposition.  Let the professionals at Phoenix Bail Bonds walk you through the process.  We don't push ourselves on you and we explain every last detail of the bond.  We can provide the answers to all of your questions. 

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Need Help with Cash Bail Bonds in Phoenix? 

Phoenix Bail Bonds has two decades worth of experience with posting cash only bail bonds.  There are two ways we can approach them: 

You provide us with the full bail amount and we act as your posting agent.  Our fees run about 10% of the bond amount - the same as a typical surety bond.  When the case is over, you get your cash bail back; the fee is non-refundable. 

The second method is, we provide the cash and you provide us with real estate as collateral.  Based upon the quality of the real estate, our fees for putting up the cash run between 30-40% of the bond amount.  When the case is over we release the lien on the property; the fee is non-refundable. Call us for details: (602) 267-9057

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Save Time and Worry 

There is never a convenient time for a friend or family member to get arrested. You may want to help them out but you just don’t have time to help them now. The guilt can be overwhelming.  Relax, call Phoenix Bail Bonds, use your credit card, Zelle, or a bank transfer.  It’s easy and quick and you won’t have to interrupt your schedule.  The safety and security of using Phoenix Bail Bonds is guaranteed.    Call the original Phoenix Bail Bonds company. 

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Phoenix Bail Bonds - What is a Cash Bond?

Video discussing what a cash bail bond is and why the court assigns a cash bond.

A cash bond, or cash only bail bond, is one of the 5 different types of bonds that an Arizona court may issue.  A cash bond is just as it sounds; only cash would be accepted for the bond.  The Arizona Rules of Criminal Procedure defines a cash bond as a secured appearance bond consisting of actual cash deposited by the defendant or someone acting on the defendant’s behalf.  Cash bonds act as a financial guarantee that the defendant appears for each hearing. Once the case has been adjudicated, the bond is returned to the poster.  If the defendant fails to appear for each of their hearings, or fails to abide by their conditions of release, the bond may be forfeited.

The court assigns cash bail bonds for a variety of reasons, including: failure to pay fines, failure to appear for a hearing, for unpaid child support, or because the charges are particularly severe and the defendant is considered a flight risk. Most cash bonds can get converted to a Surety bond, with the help of an attorney.  As with any bond, as long as the defendant attends all of their hearings and abides by their conditions of release, the bond would be returned to the poster. Exceptions to a total refund would be on cases that involve unpaid Child Support, Failures to Pay a fine, or if the defendant failed to appear for his hearings and the bond got forfeited.

Payment of a cash bond can be made at either the court or jail.  Many Arizona jails will not accept a cashier’s check, credit card, or money order for cash bonds and some courts have the same restrictions; please call the jail or court for their specific requirements.  When cash bail is set at $10,000 or more you will be required to fill out an IRS 8300 form, all cash transactions over $10,000 must be reported to the IRS.

Phoenix Bail Bonds specializes in cash bonds; in fact, 98% of the bonds we post are paid in cash. We have two requirements for every cash bond we post.  The first and most important requirement is collateral.  Collateral must be equal to, or greater than the bail amount. Collateral is returned upon exoneration.  The second requirement is the fee.  The fee is non-refundable and the amount is dependent on what you are using for collateral. We take care of everything, including, posting the bond, filing the IRS 8300 form if necessary, and returning your refund once the bond has been exonerated.

 Please call us for a full explanation of the cash bond process and quote.  You may reach us at: 602-267-9057

Fast, Easy Bail Bonds in Phoenix

Phoenix Bail Bonds offers fast and convenient credit card bail-out options at the Maricopa County Jail. Nothing beats the speed of a credit card, or bank deposit to get someone out of jail quickly.  We always encourage our clients to use a credit card, or bank deposit for the entire bail amount and fee.

Securing a bail bond with hard collateral like cars and jewelry can be a slow and cumbersome process. Why not charge the entire bond on one or more credit cards?  The entire process can be handled without you leaving the house. When the case is over, you get your bail amount returned (fees paid are non-refundable).

*We can take cash.

*Direct bank deposit to Chase, BOA, or Wells Fargo.

*Use one or more credit cards for the entire bail amount and fees.

*Use Zelle.  Zelle is accessed online through whatever bank you bank with.  Depending on your banks transfer limit, you can transfer instantly as much as 2 to 5 thousand dollars.

*Wire funds.  Wired funds have no dollar limit and as long as you can initiate the wire before 5 pm eastern time it would get to us the same day.  Be aware that wires carry a nominal outgoing and incoming fee by most banks.

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Phoenix Bail Bonds - Time Limitations when No Complaint has been filed.

WHAT HAPPENS WHEN NO FORMAL COMPLAINT HAS BEEN FILED; DO I GET RELEASED? 

 Once a defendant has been arrested and booked into jail, the defendant will be taken before a magistrate for his Initial Appearance.  The defendant must appear before a magistrate within 24 hours of getting booked, or must be released.

At the Initial Appearance, the magistrate will set the defendant’s bail amount, release conditions, and next scheduled court date. 

 The County Attorney has 48 hours after the Initial Appearance (excluding weekends and holidays) to file a formal complaint.  If the County Attorney does not file the formal complaint within 48 hours, the defendant must be released. 

 The 48 hour rule does not prevent the County Attorney from filing a complaint later.  Arizona Revised Statutes § 13-107 has set maximum time limits allowed for criminal charges to be brought. 

 • For petty offences, six months. 

• For misdemeanors, one year.   

• For a class 2 through a class 6 felony, seven years. 

 • For murder, violent sexual assault, terrorism, any misuse of public monies, or a felony involving falsification of public records there is no time limit. 

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LARGE BAIL BONDS

     The size of the bond usually, but not always, mirrors the severity of the alleged crime.  Large bonds will always require you to provide as security some sort of property equal in value to the bond amount; you will also be required pay a 10% fee, which buys the bond.

     Phoenix Bail Bonds specializes in large bonds.  We are experts in evaluating your property quickly and fairly.  We pride ourselves in putting your big bond together within hours, not days. In most cases people will rely on equity in real estate to secure their bond, however, we have taken antique cars and artwork on some of the largest bonds we have written.