If you or a loved one is arrested in LV, Nevada, you can make a bail bond agreement with a qualified bondsman in order to secure your release before trial. You can agree to this bail contract so that you do not have to remain at the detention center until the date of your trial. There are some responsibilities that you should know about before you enter any type of contract.
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Detainee’s bail is set by the judge
After being arrested and taken to jail, the accused will have a bail amount set by the courts based on the severity of the offense. A friend or family member can pay the full amount of bail that is set by the judge in order to secure the detainee’s release from the detention center. You can also find a Bail Bondsman in Las Vegas, Nevada. You are only required to pay (15%) of the bail amount in order to begin the release process. Another option is to hire a lawyer to try to have the bail lowered, but this can take time where the defendant will remain behind bars while waiting for the new bail hearing.
How does a Bail Bond in Las Vegas work?
The law requires that a bondsman collect (15%) of the bail amount as a fee. In many cases, if the (15%) can’t be paid, collateral may be required as well. Once this fee is paid or collateralized, the bondsman will go cover the full amount of the bail by paying the jail. This is when the release process can officially begin.
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Accused shows up for court dates
The bail contract is required to ensure that the accused will show up for any subsequent court dates. As long as the defendant shows up at court when scheduled, there will be no additional fees owed to the bondsman other than the (15%) already arranged. This (15%) fee that is paid to the bail bondsman is not refundable.
Accused skips their court dates
If the defendant breaks the bail bond agreement by missing court dates, the accused may reschedule the date immediately in person or through an attorney or may risk further action. If no attempt is made by the accused to contact the court, the Bail Bondsman has 6 months to apprehend the defendant to transfer to the courts. The bondsman may choose to hire a Fugitive Recovery Service, more commonly known as a bounty hunter, in order to find and secure the accused. If the defendant cannot be located within the 6 months, the bondsman is required to pay the full amount of bail to the courts. The accused will then owe the full amount of bail in addition to the (15%) already arranged as well as any additional fees imposed. The bondsman may also collect any collateral that was held as security for the bond.
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Las Vegas Jails Inmate Searches
If you need assistance finding an inmate in any of the local jails you can use our free inmate search tools. In addition, each detention center has its own release policy. However, if you have any questions you can call our friendly operators. We are available 24 hours a day 7 days a week and can help you locate a detainee and help secure their release. You can also learn more about the Nevada Bail Bond process in our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) section. You can also learn about “How Much a Bail Bond Costs” and how and why the price is regulated by the state of Nevada.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do I have a Constitutional Right to Bail?
What are the Different Types of Bail Bonds?
What if I have an Outstanding Warrant?
Difference Between Cash Bond and Surety Bond
What are the Obligations of a Co-Signor?
Options for Bail Bond Collateral
What does a Bail Bond Contract include?
What happens to a detainee in Las Vegas?
How much does a Bail Bond Cost?
Can a Foreign National gain release from jail?
Jail Release Times and Processes
What Happens if I have an Arrest Warrant?
What if the Defendant doesn’t go to Court?
If I Bail Someone out of Jail, What is my Responsibility?
Where Can I Find Cheap Bail Bonds?
What is Bail or a Surety Bond?
How Much Does a Bail Bond Cost?
What Are Immigration Bail Bonds?
How do I Post Bail at the Henderson Jail?
Posting Bail at the Las Vegas Jail?
How can I Post Bail at the Clark County Jail (CCDC)?
What is a Bail Forfeiture Notice?
How do I get someone out of Jail?
Can I get out of Jail for Free?
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