When someone is arrested, they may have the opportunity to post bail. Misdemeanor bonds are typically set by statute, while felony bonds are set by a judge based on the allegations, prior record, and ties to the community. Once bail is set, the defendant or a friend or family member can contact Double Trouble to begin the bail process. We’ll explain the available options, handle the necessary steps, and work to get the defendant released as quickly as possible. A cosigner is required on all bonds and guarantees the defendant will appear for required court dates; if the defendant fails to appear, the cosigner is financially responsible for the full bond amount.
The cost of a bail bond depends on the total bail amount set by the court. The premium for a bail bond is 8% or 10% of the full bond amount and is required before the defendant is released from jail. If the defendant or their loved ones are unable to pay the full premium upfront, Double Trouble Bail Bonds offers flexible payment plans based on their financial situation. Payments can be scheduled weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly, with no penalties for early payoff.
Once the bail bond is posted, the jail begins processing the defendant’s release. After release, the defendant is responsible for attending all required court appearances and complying with any conditions set by the court. Double Trouble Bail Bonds remains available throughout the bail process to answer questions, provide guidance, and support the defendant and cosigner as needed.
Yes. A friend, family member, or other qualified individual can contact a bail bondsman and arrange a bond on behalf of someone who has been arrested. A co-signer is required on bonds posted by Double Trouble Bail Bonds and is financially responsible for the bond’s obligations.
Having as much information as possible can help speed up the process. When you contact Double Trouble Bail Bonds, be prepared to provide the defendant’s full name, the jail where they are being held, the booking number if available, and the bail amount set by the court.
Yes. Double Trouble provides 24/7 bail bond services because arrests can happen at any time. Our experienced team is available around the clock to answer your questions, explain your options, and help you navigate the bail process as quickly as possible.
Missing a required court date can result in a warrant and may leave the co-signer financially responsible for the full bond amount. If the defendant fails to appear, the co-signer should contact Double Trouble Bail Bonds immediately. Our team can help determine the appropriate next steps, including working to locate the defendant or address the warrant based on the circumstances.
Double Trouble provides 24/7 bail bond services throughout Idaho and Montana, serving Boise, Grangeville, and Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, as well as Billings, Butte, and Bozeman, Montana. Contact our team anytime for assistance with the bail process in your area.