If you or a loved one has been arrested and your charge(s) are "bondable", you have several options:

• OPTION #1:
  You can pay the entire "face-amount" of your bail which will be released back to you once your case has been concluded.


• OPTION #2:
  You can use collateral or personal property to secure your bail. For example, if you or someone you know owns real estate, you can surrender the mortgage deed to secure your bail. However, if for any reason, the defendant fails to appear at court as required, the property may be forfeited (lost) and sold to cover the amount of bail.


• OPTION #3:
  You can choose to remain in jail until your court appearance, at which you may be released without having to pay anything.


• OPTION #4:
  Or, you can contact a bail bonding company and pay a percentage of the bail amount to secure your freedom. Our "bail-out" agents have a plan to get you back you back home quickly that rarely fails!

We make the process to get a bail bond simple and quick! With one call, we can begin working on your case immediately. We can contact the jail to get the latest status of a defendant and confirm the bail amount, give you a free quote and process your forms all within a few minutes.

Once your paperwork has been completed and we have received your payment, our "Bail-Out" agents will deliver your bond asap to begin the release process.

Unfortunately, there really is no answer to that question. Once we have delivered the bond, the release process can take from mimutes to even hours. The primary delay is the time it takes the jail to process the arrested individual for release once the bond has been delivered to the jail.

Please Note: Parker Bail Bonds can not expedite the release of an arrested individual once the bond has been delivered to the jail.

Yes, you can! Our "Bail-Out" agents are always available to assist you 24/7. Call us now for a free quote, complete your forms and even pay online, all from the comfort of your home.

Collateral is usually property (real estate, vehicle title, etc.), additional cash premiums, or a mix of both that you deposit with the bail bonding company. Your collateral, if required, will be held until the bail bond is exonerated and the premium has been paid in full. However, in many situations, we do not require collateral.

Although some bail bonds require the arrested individual or the co-signor to place collateral, many bonds can be done with just a signature guarantee.

An indemnitor or co-signer is a person who agrees to be financially responsible for the full amount of the bail bond in the event that the defendant fails to make a court appearance and cannot return to court. If there is more than one indemnitor on a bail bond, they are jointly liable. This means the money could be collected from one or both of them.

To be considered as an indemnitor or cosigner, you must:

1. be employed
2. live or work in the same area as the defendant
3. own or rent a home for more than 3 years
4. know the whereabouts of the defendant at all times
5. ensure that the defendant will appear in court as required
6. agree to repay any remaining balance on account

Our experienced "Bail-Out" agents can create a plan to get you out, no matter what your circumstances are! We pride ourselves on our low rates, flexible payment plans and fast service. Don't let the high cost of bail stand in the way of your friend or loved one getting out of jail. Call us now at 252-551-BAIL.

No. Once the defendant has been released from jail, even if they are then transferred to another facility/location, the bail bond fee is non-refundable. If you cancel the bail bond before the defendant is released, you are entitled to a refund of your premium.

If the defendant does not appear in court as required, you should contact us immediately! We may be able to arrange for a bail reinstatement, and the issuance of another court date. A bail reinstatement is a notice from the bail agent to the court stating that the defendant will voluntarily return to court and place the matter back on the calendar. The notice also states that the bail agent agrees to remain responsible for the bond.

You can make payments quickly and securely on our pay online page or by phone and mail to:

Parker Bail Bonds
Post Office Box 8152
Greenville, NC 27835

The non-payment of your premium (fees) may result in the re-arrest of the defendant and/or potential legal action against the indemnitor. We understand that circumstances can change and will gladly do all we can to assist you. If you are having a problem honoring your arrangement, contact us immediately before such measures can be taken against you.

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