American Western Bonding Co Inc FAQs

You do not necessarily need to use a bail bondsman to post bail for an individual. However, if you do not have the money to post the entire amount of the bail, that is when you would need their services. A bail bondsman provides the money on behalf of the defendant in order to get them out of jail. The bail bondsman is essentially vouching for the defendant that they will go to court.

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We charge 10% of bail bonds with a minimum of $100. This may vary depending on each individual case. We do accept cash, Visa, MasterCard, and Discover.

No. For cash-only bail bonds, you will pay the entire cash bond amount directly to the jail.

No, but we do accept cash, Visa, MasterCard, and Discover.

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An indemnitor is an individual that co-signs on a bail bond contract for the secure release of the defendant. They will take responsibility for the defendant until they have completed all court proceedings and the case is settled. If the defendant does not complete all court-mandated obligations, the indemnitor will be financially responsible for the full amount of the bail bonds.

Collateral could be required on more complex bail bonds, including felony charges or when the bail is very high, to secure the bond. Collateral can be but is limited to a property deed, cash, or credit card.

Collateral will be returned to the appropriate individual once the defendant has completed all court-mandated obligations. If the defendant does not complete their obligations, the collateral will not be returned, but instead, be used to compensate the court for the full amount of the bond.