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What to Look For When Choosing A Bail Company

The bail bonds business is just like any other industry. There are several high-quality bail bonds agencies that want to help you get out of jail. There are also a few that are happy to run a scam.

The best way to learn about a bail bonds agency is by asking around. Talk to members of law enforcement and anyone you know who has been arrested. Ask who they recommend, who they think you should stay away from, and why they feel that way. Don’t be surprised when several people recommend the same bail bonds agency.

The next thing to do is look at the type of fees different local bail bonds agencies charge. The most you should be asked to pay is 1% to 5% of the required bail. That’s the standard rate. Some reputable bail bonds agencies will offer a discount to certain people such as military members and individuals who have retained a private attorney. It’s also likely that in cases involving a high bond, the client will be asked to put up some form of collateral. However, when it comes to the nonrefundable fee, you should never be asked for more than 1% to 5%.

Next, you’ll want to contact the bail bonds agency. A good agency will offer a free consultation. This consultation should be with a real person, not a virtual chatbot. In addition to providing you with basic information about the company and how the Hawaii bail bonds program works, the individual you’re chatting with should take the time to answer your questions. Remember, bail bonds are a business and you’re a customer. You have every right to expect outstanding customer service.

Learn more about Hawaii Bail Bonds and the Hawaii bail program by calling (808) 400-2222.

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What Can Hawaii Bail Bonds Offer?

Bail is a great thing. Bail works as a financial promise between yourself and the judicial system. In exchange for you paying a predetermined amount of money to the court system, you’re released from jail and allowed to resume your life. In exchange for you attending all mandatory court appointments, the bail money is returned.

The availability of bail bonds makes the situation even easier. If you don’t have enough money to cover the entire amount of requested bail, you can turn to Hawaii Bail Bonds. In exchange for a fee that adds up to just 1% to 5% of the required amount of bail, we’ll post a bail bond for you.

We know how expensive bail can be for some people, which is why we offer a a discount for qualified co-signers. If you, or another co-signer, are a member of the military, then we can offer you a off the price of your loved one’s bail bond. Other ways to qualify for the discount include being a member of AARP, a union member, a homeowner, or having a private attorney.

For a free consultation, call Hawaii Bail Bonds (808) 400-2222  or click Chat With Us link.