Saint Clair Bail Bonds

Information to Gather Before Calling St. Clair Bail Bonds

We’re providing this list of information that you should gather before calling our St. Clair bail bonds service; however, we want to emphasize that if you don’t have all of the information immediately available, it’s till okay to call our St. Clair bail bonds service now.

If you don’t have all of the information needed, we’ll help you get it. Gathering the information before your call just moves the bail bonds process along more quickly.

We Need this Information

• The correct spelling of the name of the individual being held on bond.
• That individual’s full birthdate.
• Where the individual was arrested.
• What crime the individual is being charged with.
• The amount of the bail set by the judge.
• The individual’s criminal history.
• How you’re going to pay for the St. Clair bail bonds services.

Correct Spelling of Full Name

We need the correct spelling of the name so we can accurately check the computer records and effectively communicate with the court and jail.

Full Birthdate

Because multiple individuals may share the same or similar names, the full birthdate is required to identify you or your loved one.

Location of Arrest

While you can call us from anywhere in the entire world, we need to know where your loved one is being held. The location of the arrest determines which jail he or she is being held in.

We handle bonds for county, state, federal, and immigration charges, both felonies and misdemeanors.

The Charges and Criminal History

We handle the bond for many criminal matters, including, but not limited to those listed below. If you don’t see the specific charges listed below, call our St. Clair bail bonds office to determine whether we can help.

• Spousal abuse and spousal battery
• Domestic violence
• Stalking
• Driving While Intoxicated (DWI)
• Driving Under the Influence (DUI)
• Drug offenses (including narcotics and marijuana offenses)
• Burglary
• Robbery
• Larceny
• Criminal threats
• Immigration violations
• Assault and battery

Payment for St. Clair Bail Bonds Services

For your convenience, we accept most forms of payment, including credit cards (Visa, Master Card, American Express, and Discover), cash, money orders, personal checks, and Western Union transfers.

How a Bail Bonds Service Works

For crimes when the court thinks that the arrestee may flee and not show up for his or her hearing, bail is set to encourage appearance.

Often, the arrestee or the loved ones of the arrestee don’t have the cash available to put up the full bail amount (or they don’t want to deal with the risk and stress of posting bail themselves.)

You or a loved one must call the St. Clair bail bonds service, provide required information, then hire and pay us the service fee, which is usually 10% of the bail set by the judge.

The bail bonds service puts up the full bail, files all the required paperwork, communicates with the courts and the jail, and gets you or your loved one out of jail.

Get Help Now

If you or a loved one has been arrested and bail has been set, call the St. Clair bail bonds service offices right now. The sooner you get the ball rolling, the sooner your family can be reunited and jail can be behind all of you.

Start the bail bond process

What our bail agents will need from you:

• Defendants Full Name
• Prior Arrest information
• Defendants Date of Birth
• Bond Amount

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1170 Michigan Road
Port Huron Township, MI 48060
(810) 987-1721 ‎

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