BAIL BONDS
When an arrest happens, you need someone who knows the system and is ready to help.
Armored Bonding Co. provides professional, dependable bail bond services when you and your family need answers. I will guide you through the bonding process, explain what comes next, and work to get your loved one home as quickly as possible.
Hi, my name is Tracy and as the Owner/Operator of Armored Bonding Co., I don't believe a bad decision should destroy a persons's future. I treat every client with dignity, discretion, and respect while helping them understand their responsibilities and stay on track.
When freedom is on the line, put experience and commitment on your side.
PAYMENTS ACCEPTED
CASH, Cash App, Venmo, Pay Pal, Credit Cards.
I also negotiate payment plan contracts with approved collateral.
Serving
Jackson County Alabama
BAIL OPTIONS....
BAIL BOND COMPANY (Pay the company approximately 10% of the total bond plus $35 state fee)
CASH BOND (Pay total bond amount directly to the court clerk during business hours)
PROPERTY BOND (In Jackson Co, AL- 2 property owners that own two different properties with no liens or judgments can come to the jail and sign) $35 state fee may apply.
The purpose of a BAIL BOND is to allow a defendant to be released from jail while their criminal case is pending while providing assurance that they will return to court as required. It is part of the pretrial process and allows an eligible defendant to remain free while awaiting the resolution of the case.
When a defendant cannot afford to post the full amount of a cash bond, a professional bail bond company can act as a surety and post the bond on the defendant's behalf in exchange for a fee. When applicable, collateral or an indemnity agreement can be reached. The bonding company assumes responsibility for helping ensure that the defendant fulfills the conditions of the bond, particularly appearing for scheduled court proceedings.
Bail bonds also serve a broader purpose within the justice system. They allow eligible defendants to return home, continue working, care for their families, meet with their attorney, and prepare for court outside of jail, while still providing the court with a financial mechanism designed to encourage their appearance at court.
