Bail Bonds 

Steve Mehr bail bonds is a licensed bail company who has over 30 years experience in servicing this industry.  Years of experience and integrity have earned us the reputation of being the #1 recommended bail bonds company in the nation.  Our deep insight and knowledge of the bail bond industry has allowed us to give clients the best rates  allowed by the States that regulate our industry.  Our agents are experienced and friendly to help clients answer all questions and concerns about the process of bailing someone out of jail.

 

Steve Mehr bail bond handles all types of bail across the nation and has been servicing the United States for over 30 years. Our expertise with the bail bond industry has allowed us deep insight into every state that allows for bail.  With this understanding Steve Mehr has been able to help thousands of people get of jail and exercise their rights.  Our bail bond company is passionate about helping clients receive the highest quality service and respect in a time of need.  We are here to answer all questions and explain the details of the bail bond process. We have agents nationwide on stand by 24hours a day to help answer all your questions and start bailing you out.

 

With over 30 years of experience we can handle all types of bail bonds. We are specialized in handling all types small or large we want to help resolve your issues that include: DUI, Drug Offense, Misdemeanor, Larceny, Criminal Threats, Burglary, Immigration, Narcotics, Robbery, Assualt, Felony, Marijuana, Domestic Violence, Federal.

 

A bail is considered a type of property deposited or pledged to a court to allow a person to be released from the jail, with the promise that the person / suspect would return on the date appointed by the court.  If the person fails to appear on the appointed date by the court a forfeit of the bail and possible criminal charges could be pressed on the suspect.  There are many times when a bail amount can be refunded based on the conclusion of the trial whether the case is found guilty or not guilty.  There are many circumstances in which a bail bond cannot be processed and different crimes can warrant for this decision.  Many legislatures have been passed for not allowing certain types of crimes not to be eligible for bail.

 

There are different type of bail bond laws and are typically divided into two segments which are state laws and federal laws.  Federal laws would be applied to a person who is arrested directly for a federal crime.  These federal crimes can vary but typically involve crossing state lines as well as being under the federal jurisdiction.  Most states have the own laws for the bail bond industry in which they regulate. The U.S. Constitution in the 8th amendment states that bail bond laws cannot be excessive for the crime committed. Bail bonds can be used to raise fund for the government or to punish an individual for a crime committed.  Many other federal bail bond laws are requiring that a bail hearing be processed to take no longer than 24-48hrs after a defendant is charged and brought in for jail.

 

There are a few different types of bail bonds and each bail bond process is different under each circumstance.  In some instances there is a process called being released on your own recognizance.  This type of release is a promise from the defendant that they will return on the scheduled court date without any type of collateral to be issued.  If a defendant does not appear to court based on their own recognizance they could found in contempt as well as other penalties.

 

The main three types of bail bond are the surety bonds, property bonds, and cash bonds.  The surety bail bonds is processed through a bail bond company who will post the bail amount in exchange that the defendant will return as promised. All bail bonds are returned once the client fulfills their obligation and a judgment in the case is completed.   Cash bail bonds are typically done by the person who would like to pay the full amount of the bail and would return on the given date set by the courts.  A property bail bond is when a person puts their personal property as collateral to fund the bail set by the courts.