A surety bond is a financial agreement that guarantees someone will fulfill a responsibility—such as appearing in court—by involving three parties: the principal (the person who needs the bond), the obligee (the court requiring it), and the surety (the bail bond company that backs the promise). If the principal fails to meet their obligation, the surety is responsible for covering the amount. In the case of bail bonds, a surety bond allows someone to be released from jail without paying the full bail upfront, while ensuring the court that all requirements will be met.

What is a surety bond?

Payment plans allow you to secure a bail bond without paying the full amount upfront. After a small down payment, the remaining balance is divided into manageable weekly or monthly installments that fit your budget. We work with you to create a plan that’s affordable and simple, with clear terms and no hidden fees. Our goal is to make the process stress-free so you can focus on getting your loved one home.

How does a payment plan work?