Delaware Bail Bonds

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Choosing the correct bail bond company is an important step in ensuring your loved ones safe and secure release and by choosing Delaware Bail Bondsmen as your bondsmen of choice is the first step in realizing that goal. When calling our bondsman using our toll free phone number it’s important to have the following information available to give to the bondsman. This information is essential in getting the bail bond process going and will guarantee a speedy completion. Please provide the following:

• Date of Birth for detainee
• Full name of detainee
• Location of arrest
• Nature of arrest
• Total amount of bail
• Payment method [Delaware bail bondsmen accept credit cards and western union].

If any of the above information is not available to you, please do not hesitate to call. Delaware bondsman will be happy to assist in acquiring the needed info.
Bail Bondsmen of Delaware can assist in all the following bail bond areas:

• State and County Bail Bonds
• Immigration Bail Bonds
• Federal Bail Bonds
• Nationwide Bail Bonds

Each of the above bail bonds require a fee of between 10% [for State and County bail bonds] to 15% for Federal, Nationwide and Immigration bail bonds. The percentage amount is taken from the “Total of the Bail set by the courts”. So if a bail has been set at $10,000, your fee would be $1000 for state and county or $1500 for Federal, Nationwide or Immigration bail bonds.

Commonly Asked Questions:

What is your Bail by Phone option?
If you’re out of town or not from the area and you wish to post bail for someone you care about, with Delaware Bondsmen you can do it right over the phone without leaving home! If you have a valid credit card and access to a fax machine you qualify! Ask our bondsmen when calling about this option if interested.

How is a bond structured?
Delaware Bail bonds are made up with two sections. One section is the 10% fee which is paid to us from the total bail amount. This can be paid in full or as a short term loan if you are unable to pay in full. The 2nd section is collateral. A big bond will need to be fully collateralized or a bond for someone with a criminal history. If we decide we don’t need collateral or feel its needed we will use a signature bond, which means we trust you without the need for collateral. The bond will then need to be collateralized fully, using whatever assets you might have or cash to fully back the bond amount. If we don’t feel collateral is needed, we will use a signature bond, which means that we trust you without the need for the backing of assets to protect us.