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Collateral Policy and Guides
Collateral is always used to secure a bond. Collateral "secures"
the performance of the appearance bond and the appearance bond "secures" the appearance of the defendant for
all of his/her court hearings. Collateral is returned upon the Court's exoneration of the bond.
Acceptable Forms of Collateral
- Titles to cars, trucks, flatbed trailers, motor homes, travel trailers, mobil
homes, boats, anything that is titled in Arizona as long as it is lien-free (no money owed on it). Worth is based on
low Trade-in values (Kelley, NADA, Edmonds, and others)
- Deeds of Trust / Warranty Deeds on real estate. This is the most frequently
used form of collateral on large bail bonds. Recent appraisals performed by licensed appraisers hasten the process.
- We can accept Bills of Sale on other things which are not issued a title, including:
forklifts, Bobcats, construction equipment and items that we cannot hold in our possession.
- We can accept gemstone jewelry (rings, bracelets, necklaces) with certified appraisal
certificates. Worth will be 1/3 of retail value.
- We can accept Indian Jewelry, Navajo rugs, pottery, Kachina Dolls, baskets and
most other Native American hand-made items. Worth will be 1/3 of retail value or pawn value.
- We accept cash, publicly traded stock certificates, and most major credit cards.
- We can do assignments on stock accounts, bank accounts, or CD's
We will seriously consider any asset you may
have.
What We Do:
We are Arizona's only bail bond company that specializes
exclusively in cash-only bail bonds...more about Cash Bail Bonds
Service Area:
Serving Flagstaff, Camp Verde, Holbrook, Winslow,
St Johns, Page, Prescott and all other communities located in Coconino, Navajo, Apache, and Yavapai counties, Arizona...more
on Bail Bond Service Area
Why Cash?
Cash bonds are set by the court for a variety
of reasons, including the most common causes; failure to pay a fine on a prior case and failure to appear before the court
on a scheduled appearance. Read more Bail Bond FAQs
Bail Inquiry:
Would you like to know the bail amount or status of an inmate in the Apache
County, Coconino County, Navajo County, or Yavapai County jail? Try our Bail Inquiry Form or call (928) 773-1997 for immediate attention.
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