How Long After Posting Bail is an Inmate Released?

You have to post bail for your friend who was arrested. He needs to be out of jail as soon as possible, but you're not sure how long it will take. What should you do? It's important that he gets home quickly so he can get back to work and be there for his family.

There are a few things that need to happen before the inmate is actually released from jail. First, the judge has to set bail. Then when your friend posts bail at the local courthouse or local jail it will start the jail release process.

Your trustworthy bondsman at Didn't Do It Bail Bonds will have to submit paperwork to the jail before they can release you or your loved one. Depending on how long it takes for the judge to set bail and then for your bondsman to get that paperwork submitted, we can get anyone out of jail fast in a matter of just hours in most cases.

Your trustworthy bondsman at Didn't Do It Bail Bonds will have a plan in place to get you or your loved one released from jail as soon as possible. That plan will include submitting a request for release once bail is posted and then making sure the paperwork gets to the right people in a timely manner.

You can always contact our offices or give us a call if you have any questions about the jail release process but we are confident that you'll be on your way home very quickly because of our fast and discreet bail bond service. We take care of everything from handling the complicated documents to making sure that your loved one is delivered home safely.

Having said that, we understand the importance of getting your loved one released as soon as possible and because we work all around Arizona, we can get you out of jail fast.

When it comes to your freedom, trust the professionals at Didn't Do It Bail Bonds for a safe homecoming. We are here when you need us most and will do everything in our power to get you home as soon as possible.

Remember, we don't just help with bail bonds and jail releases 24/7. We're also available to discuss your options, answer any questions that you may have and help you make the best choices for yourself or a loved one.

When you need us most we'll be there every step of the way.

Posting a Bail Bond

Bail bondsman secure your release from jail by posting bail on your behalf. The amount of the bail is set by the court and depends on the suspected crime committed. In most cases, you'll find that bailing someone out of jail will cost about 10% of the total bail price.

If you or a loved one has been arrested, it's best to call us first. We'll answer your questions, discuss the bail bond and make sure that you understand the process.

We know how stressful it can be to deal with unexpected incarceration and we're here for you. We have experience in getting clients out of jail fast because they trusted us with their freedom.

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Conditions of Bail

Securing bail for someone who has been arrested is easy with the right bail bondsman, but there are some conditions that come with it. A person who posts bail must agree to follow all city and state laws during the bail period, which is typically one year. They also can't leave Arizona without permission. This may be a hardship for some people, but as long as you're able to meet these conditions then posting bail should be an easy process.

The loss of freedom is a scary thing and the best way to deal with it is to get information on your choices from someone who's been there before. Our team at Didn't Do It Bail Bonds knows how to help you make decisions so that they're in your favor. We can sit down, discuss your choices and help you make a plan that will get you through the bail process with as little hassle as possible.

Here are common bail conditions in the state of Arizona:

• Being present at all required hearings,
• Avoiding being on the wrong side of the law in the future,
• Referring yourself to the bail and bond office occasionally,
• Staying in the county, and
• Letting the bail bond agency and the court know whenever you change jobs or addresses.

To add to this, judges in Maricopa County have given standing orders when it comes to bail conditions relating to certain offenses. A good example, if you're arrested for DUI, the judge may ask for an Ignition Interlock Device. Such requirements can be broken down for you by your Didn't Do It Bail Bonds agent.

We're dedicated to helping you with the day to day aspects of posting bail and we'll try our best to make it as easy as possible for you.

We've been helping bail bond clients for over five years now and we're always happy to answer your questions or discuss any concerns that you have about post-release restrictions. Let us know how we can help!

We are a top-rated bonding company in Arizona and we know what it takes to get your loved one out of jail and back home.

When it comes to dealing with unforeseeable circumstances, we understand that you're in a vulnerable position and that's why Didn't Do It Bail Bonds is here for you 24 hours a day. We can help you get through all the red tape and answer any questions you may have so that you know exactly what to expect.

Our job as the best Arizona bail bondsman is to help you every step of the way and we're always happy to discuss your options, give advice or answer questions about:

• Bail bond amounts,
• Legal matters, and
• Court hearings.

If you're worried about posting bail, we're here to help you.

When you need a reliable bail bondsman in Arizona or nearby cities then give us a call at (602) 626-5214 and one of our helpful agents will be happy to discuss your options with you.

You can always contact our offices or give us a call if you have any questions about the jail release process but we are confident that you'll be on your way home very quickly because of our fast and discreet bail bond service. We take care of everything from handling the complicated documents to making sure that your loved one is delivered home safely.

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