In most cases, it is easier for an arrested person to pay bail to the courts through a bail bond agency.. Rather than paying the full amount of the bail, a bail bonds agency will charge an arrested person a percentage of the bail. In the state of Nevada, the bail bonds agency will charge 15% of the entire bail amount. For example, if bail is set at $1,000.00 the costs to bail out of jail is $150.00. The bail bonds agency will deliver a bail bond to the courts, rather than cash. The bail bond is given to the courts for a jail release and the courts treat the bail bond as though the full cash amount of the bail was paid including the promise to appear in court.

Simply contact us and provide our agent with the name of the arrested person. Our team member will locate the detention facility where the arrested person has been taken to, contact the facility to verify the bail amount, and then complete the necessary paperwork to ensure the jail release.

The bail bond process may be completed over the phone by supplying one of our team members with necessary information regarding the arrested person and additionally there are a few documents that will require your signature. These documents may be presented to you via email, delivered to you by one of our team members, or you may come into our office to receive them. The documents include, a client information form, payment arrangement form (if necessary), authorization to process payment, and an information form regarding future court dates and client responsibilities.

We provide jail release bail bonds for all misdemeanor and felony arrests including warrant arrests, drug possession, domestic battery, assault, casino cheating, grand larceny, and DUI.

We service all of Clark County, including but not limited to, Las Vegas, Henderson, Pahrump, and Laughlin. Additionally we provide nationwide bail if you are a Nevada resident.

We accept all major credit cards, debit cards, cash, and money orders.

No, we provide all of our services at no additional costs. However, some courts require a bail fee to be paid when accepting bail. The fee is usually $50.00 and is paid regardless of how the bail is delivered to the court.

Yes! We want to make the bail process as easy as possible for you. 

The bail amount is the full amount of the bail set by the court. The premium amount (bail bond cost) is the dollar amount charged by our agency for providing the jail with a bond to release the defendant. The premium amount in the state of Nevada is 15% of the bail amount.

No. Once the bail bond has been delivered to the court, or the jail where the person has been taken to, the bail bond premium is not refundable. 

The indemnitor is the co-signer of the bail bond and is usually the person making the initial payment for the bail bond. The indemnitor is responsible for the defendant showing up to all scheduled court appearances and has inherent rights as the co-signer.