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Wednesday, March 20, 2013

Yavapai County Bail Bonds

Cash Bail Bonds in Yavapai County

     Yavapai County bail bonds can be posted at the Yavapai County Jail by either paying the full amount of bail in cash or by buying a surety bond available through a local Yavapai County bondsman.

     Sometimes the Court does not offer a choice as to which type of bond must be posted to release an inmate. Occasionaly the Court orders the bond to be paid as "cash only". Cash only bonds can be Appearance Bonds, wherein as long as the Defendant appears to each of his/her hearings the cash will be returned to the bond poster, or they can be "Purge Bonds, in which the cash will be forfeited and retained by the Court to cover fines, restitution, or fees owed by the Defendant.

     Be sure to consult with Cash-Only Bail Bonds™ when thinking about posting a cash bond. We thoroughly research whether the cash bond is an Appearance Bond or a Purge Bond.

     Purge Bonds will only be posted by us if you are providing your cash or charging the full bail amount on a credit card. Cash Appearance bonds can be posted with either your cash or ours.

     If you provided Cash-Only Bail Bonds™ with the full amount of bail for an Appearance Bond, you will receive your bail refund typically within a month after the Court has finished with the case and has exonerated the bond. With Purge Bonds you will never receive a refund as the Court forfeited the bond to pay for the Defendant's court obligations.

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Tuesday, March 12, 2013

Cash Bail Bonds in Phoenix

     Posting cash bail bonds in Phoenix is getting more and more difficult. Cash will only be accepted from law enforcement or licensed Maricopa County bail bondsmen. $100.00 bills will not be accepted from anyone. If you want to put money on an inmate's books, you will need to use the kiosk in the lobby of the 4th Ave Jail.

     The public can still post cash bonds without the aid of a bondsman, but you must use Postal, or Western Union Money Orders. Cashier's checks are acceptable, but their authenticity must be confirmed by the issuing bank before the bond can be accepted. In other words, the bank must be open.

     The easiest method for the public to post a cash bond is to use Cash-Only Bail Bonds™ as your posting agent. We always have cash available and if we are posting your cash or using your credit card for the full bail amount, you will only pay a 10% fee. Compare this to the aggravation and frustration in store for you when you find out the bond amount has changed and you will have to exchange your money order for the correct amount.

     Everyone wants to save money, but don't skimp when it comes to posting your cash with the Court. Cash bond refunds are always returned to the person who posted your bond. Use a licensed agent from Cash-Only Bail Bonds™ to post your Phoenix bond and relax knowing that your cash will be returned to you once the case is over.

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CASH-ONLY BAIL BONDS™

Phone: (928) 773-1997

SERVICE LOCATIONS

Coconino County Jail
     Flagsatff office:
     602 E. Butler Ave, Suite 2D
     Flagstaff, Arizona 86001

Navajo & Apache County Jails
     Holbrook office:
     165 W. Hopi Dr, Suite #2
     Holbrook, Arizona 86025

Yavapai County Jail
     Camp Verde office:
     (meet at jail)
     3505 W. Highway 260
     Camp Verde, Arizona 86322

Maricopa County Jail
     Phoenix office:
     (meet at jail)
     201 S 4th Ave
     Phoenix, AZ 86003