When estimating the bail set for a defendant, there are numerous factors to consider. It is a common misconception that the crime immediately sets the amount that the person needs to render. Here at Cagle Bail Bonds, we cannot fully determine the exact amount of the bail to be expected. However, we can enumerate the […]
Read More Denton TX, Set BailNo Hidden Fees Bail Bonds In most states 10 percent of the bail bond total is an acceptable rate for payments. However in some cases this may be more or require a higher percentages depending on risks and other factors like amount of the bail. The cost of the bail bond is non-negotiable in most states and […]
Read MoreDo I Get Back All My Money From a Bail Bond? When you bail out a loved one from jail the price can be very expensive. The amount of money returned to you and how long it takes will depend on a case to case basis and the arrangement you have set up with the […]
Read MoreThe Difference Between Bail & Bail Bond When a defendant is arraigned for the first time by the judge, in most cases there will be a set bail as well as bond. The final amount always rest on the decision of the judge and are usually determined by the crime and defendants record. The difference between […]
Read More Bail Bond, Bailing Out of JailWhy You Should Never Skip Out on Bail Bonds? Unfortunately even here at Cagle Bail Bonds of Denton Texas we get defendants who skip out on a bail bond that we have paid. Sometimes there are valid reasons but more often than not it’s simple carelessness. We want to shine some light on what happens […]
Read More Skipping BailWhat Does the Term Undertaking Mean in Terms of Bail? An undertaking is another type of allowed bail security. It is when the allowed bail consists of an adequate court taking and undertaking of appropriate security for the guaranteed appearance of a defendant on agreed upon terms. If the defendant does not appear in court […]
Read MoreUsing collateral to get a loved one out of jail is one of the most commonly used methods to cover the debt. One of the more frequently asked questions we get are how do I get my collateral back when a case is over? Once a case is over, the bond is then exonerated. After […]
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