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If your loved one has ended up in jail unexpectedly, we know this can be a confusing, challenging time. At AA Professional Bail Bonding, it’s our goal to help you with your bonding issues 24 hours a day, seven days a week. We will answer your questions and guide you through the bail bonding process, so you can get your loved one out of jail quickly.
We are frequently asked what the requirements are for co-signing a bail bond in Fulton County. Learn more about co-signing a bail bond, as well as the requirements, and get in touch with us today to get your loved one out of jail fast.
What Does Co-Signing a Bail Bond Entail?
Co-signing a bail bond is a big responsibility. A co-signer for a bail bond will be financially obligated to pay the entire bail amount if the accused person does not show up in court.
Process & Eligibility of Co-Signing a Bail Bond in Fulton County
At AA Professional Bail Bonding, we make the co-signing process easy. We are the «Yes» company. We work with all manner of prospective co-signers, including non-citizens and people who lack proof of income or address. Our innovative underwriting practices enable us to help with any bond regardless of the circumstances.
Once the co-signer is approved and the fees have been paid, the bail bondsman can pledge that money to the court in the form of a surety bond. This allows your loved one to be freed safely from jail.
Co-signer Rights
Before signing the bail bond, the co-signer has the right to draw up stipulations. For example, the co-signer may want the accused to attend a drug treatment program or be evaluated by doctors. These stipulations will give co-signer the right to ask the bond company to cancel the bond if the accused exhibits any behavior that is deemed questionable. This will likely result in the accused returning to jail.
What Happens if the Accused Fails to Appear in Court?
If the accused fails to appear in court or purposefully flees, it will be the co-signer’s responsibility to pay the entire bond amount. Or, the co-signer must surrender all property that was provided to the bail bond company as collateral. If the accused flees, the co-signer can report his or her location to the bail bond company in an effort to return that individual to jail. If the accused is rearrested in a timely manner after failing to appear, the co-signer may not be required to pay anything at all.
Contact AA Professional Bail Bonding in Fulton County
If your loved one has landed in jail, turn to the experts at AA Professional Bonding in Fulton County. We will help you obtain a fast bail bond to bring your loved one home safely. Our team of experts will walk you through the process of obtaining a bail bond, including the requirements of co-signing a bail bond, so you won’t have to go through the process alone. Call us today for free and confidential bail information. Our team is available 24 hours a day/ 7 days a week for your convenience.
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