Bailman Bonding

Name: Bailman Bonding
Address: Springfield, MO, 65802, US
Telephone: (417) 501-5245
Rating: 5.0

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Springfield, MO 65802

(417) 501-5245

bail bonds service

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Open 24 Hours, 7 Days a Week

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legal service provider, jail, bail bonds

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Fax: 4172813591

michaelreeder@usa.com

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Bail Bonds Springfield Missouri Greene County Christian County Taney County Stone County

Professional bail bond service located in Springfield, Missouri. We service all jails in Greene,Christian, Webster, Polk, Hickory, Benton, Dallas , Stone, Cedar. Taney, and Lawrence counties. When you know someone stuck in jail, they won't be there very long with Bailman Bonding. Open 24 hours a day everyday, a bail bondsman is just a phone call away. Financing is available.

Open 24 Hours, 7 Days a WeekBailman Bonding does bonds anytime of day. The "free information booth" is randomly available, depending on my mood.

Products and Services

Bail Bonds, Free information booth.

Areas Served

All areas of the Ozarks. Springfield, Ozark, Greene County, Dallas County, Polk County, Webster County, Christian County, Taney County, Cole County, Branson, Buffalo, Republic, Marshfield, Jefferson City, Laclede County All Surety Bonds

Handicap Accessibility

There is a ramp leading to the office.

Pet Friendly

We like animals. Feel free to bring your best friend when you come here.

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Open 24 Hours

Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Open Late

Credit Cards Accepted

Reviews for Bailman Bonding

Bailman Bonding received an average rating of 5.00 out of 5 stars from 1 reviews.

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Great to work with by Mark on 1/9/2024

I have had the pleasure of working with Michael at Bailman Bonding in Springfield and he has been a true professional. He is always prompt in responding to my emails and phone calls and has provided clear and concise information regarding the bail bonding process. I appreciate his attention to detail and his willingness to work with me to ensure that our clients receive the best service possible. Overall, I would highly recommend Michael and Bailman Bonding for anyone in need of bail bonding services.

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Questions and Answers

.."but it's only supposed to be 10%...Why is it higher?"

All bonds start at 10% of the full bond amount. However, if the Defendant fails to appear on his case, the company may increase the premium. That is because the Defendant is a higher risk. More likely to fail to appear in Court. Bail Bondsman are governed and licensed by the Missouri Department of Insurance. Just as you would expect to pay a higher premium for car insurance when you have been in an accident, so also you will pay a higher premium to bail out. However even so, it's cheaper than most other companies, and the Court itself.

Why should I use your company?

If you don't have the full bond amount set by the Court, you should use Bailman Bonding to post the bond because it's WAY cheaper for you. You pay a low fraction of the bond instead of the whole thing. If the Defendant goes to all his appearances there are no other charges to pay. If you decide to not use a Surety/ Bail Bondsman you have to pay the WHOLE bond in cash at the jail and upon final disposition in the case, all of the defendants fines, fees, and Court costs will be taken out of the refund. Your money will be tied up for months or years while the case goes through the judicial process.

What happens if the Defendant does not appear in Court?

You, as the Co-Signer will be responsible for the full set bond amount and/or any other charges that are associated with returning or attempting the return of the Defendant to jail. These include Bounty Hunter fees, fuel/ mileage charges, Hotel/ Airline/ rental car charges, private investigator charges, etc.. If collateral is given, that collateral may be sold to cover the fees/ charges, and/or full set bond upon a judgement to the Sureties.

Can I get the money back?

No. The premium is NEVER returned. If you want it to be refundable you have to pay the full set bond amount to the jail. So if the set bond amount is $5,000.00 then you pay $5,000.00 . In doing so, the bail bondsman is not needed. This is a "Cash Bond".

How much do I have to pay?

All bonds start out at 10% of the set bond amount. An example is if the Court or the jail sets a bond at $5,000.00 then the "premium" or fee to make the bond would be $500.00 .

What is a Surety Bond?

Surety Bonds are all bail bonds that can be written by a bail bond company. They are NOT "Cash Only" , "10 percent to the court", "Signature bonds" or "Own Recognizance bonds" Surety Bonds are accepted in Missouri on MOST cases.

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