Saint Lucie County Bail Bonds
Bail Bonds St. Lucie County
As your St Lucie County Bail Bonds we are your first contact for fast, instant bail. Thousands of customers served.
Your Saint Lucie County Bail Bonds
772-247-1109
Your Saint Lucie County bail bonds choice 24 hours a day. We offer the fastest release times in St Lucie County. Call us at 772-247-1109. We are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week and offer instant bail, allowing you to bail your loved one out from jail using your smartphone or PC. Hablamos Espanol!
Due to our office centrally located in St Lucie County Florida, we post bail for your loved one within minutes of receiving your information. Because we are your St Lucie County Bail Bonds we offer fast service as well as 24 hour service for St Lucie County Jail! We understand how difficult this time can be. For that reason we are committed to offering fast, affordable and discrete bonding services to accommodate you.
Rates for bail are regulated by the State of Florida and set at 10% of the bond (with minimum of $100 per charge). In addition, many times no collateral is required. By co-signing for a loved one, you are guaranteeing that he/she, the defendant, will appear to all of their court dates until the case is closed by adjudication or dropped.
We are Rick’s Bail Bonds and pride ourselves on years of excellent service to you in St Lucie County by facilitating the fastest, very efficient and easy release from jail of your loved one. Most noteworthy, we provide this service for Bail Bonds St Lucie County. We are located near the St Lucie County Jail.
We are located at 218 N US Hwy 1, Fort Pierce, Florida 34950
Call us at 772-247-1109
We work for you. We go to the jail when your loved one is incarcerated. We get your loved one released. This is because only a licensed bail bond agent can post bond for an individual and we will do that for you immediately. The most ideal time to call is just after the arrest, so call 772-247-1109. We will handle everything for you. We walk you through the process. For additional details see our Bail Bonds FAQ page.
Call 772-247-1109 Open 24 hours a day.
What Happens If The Defendant Gets Re-Arrested While Out On Bond?
Once the defendant is back in custody the bond can be surrendered and your liability will be terminated. There are a few problems here: if you decided to surrender the bond you will lose the premium that was paid, and if you decided to get the defendant out on bond again, you will now have to post two new bonds and pay the premium on both bonds again.
In addition, the re-arrest may lead to complications regarding the conditions of the initial bond. That is why it’s important you contact us to learn more on the details of a new bond. If the defendant is re-arrested on new charges, a judge may impose stricter conditions for release, or in some cases, deny bail altogether. This can significantly extend the time the defendant spends in custody awaiting trial. Furthermore, the original bonding company may also have policies that affect their willingness to issue a new bond, especially if they perceive a pattern of legal troubles. It’s essential to consult with a legal professional to navigate these complications effectively and understand the potential consequences for both the defendant and the co-signer of the bond.
