Bremen Bail Bonding

GA’s court sets the bail amount upon an arrest of someone. Usually charging 10–15% of the bail amount, a bail bondsman posts the bond and guarantees the defendant’s release, therefore enabling them to wait for trial at home.

Since the bail bond charge is the cost of the service rendered by GA’s bail bondsman, it is not refundable.

Should the offender fail to show up, the bail bond may be forfeited; the bail bondsman may then try to track and bring the prisoner back into jail, therefore preserving GA’s legal procedures.

A1 White Bonding Co’s dedication to easily available legal assistance, bail bonding services in GA are really available 24/7 to help with the bail process at any time of day or night.

Depending on the bail value and the possibility of the offender not showing up in court, collateral could be needed. Collateral for the bond in GA could be real estate, assets, or other valuables, therefore guaranteeing its financial safety.

Depending on the situation and the effectiveness of the jail’s processing system, GA’s release process can last several hours to even longer. We guarantee the fastest possible turnaround times for local citizens but some things are out of our control.