Fairfield Bail Bonds

Espinoza Bail Bonds provides bail bond services to inmates detained in all jails located in the greater Fairfield area. We specialize in getting people out of jail FAST and have flexible payment options. If your friend or loved one is in jail, please contact us at (707) 207-6144 or complete the form below for immediate assistance, and a no obligation free consultation.

Bail Bond Agents in Fairfield

Our Fairfield bail bond agents are qualified bondsmen with experience writing bail bonds to get people out of jail fast. All of Espinoza Bail Bond Agents, Bail Bonding Agents, and Bail bondsmen are here to serve you. The bail bonding agent facilitates the process of sending the bond to the jail for a timely release. Give us a call at (707) 207-6144 we are ready to talk to you 24 hours a day.

If you have been arrested and taken to the Fairfield Jail, you are probably wondering how long you are going to be in custody. Trials occur several weeks, months, or years after an initial arrest.

What Are Bail Bonds?

Bail is a procedure where courts allow a person held for a crime or a suspect in a criminal investigation, to leave jail and return on the day of their trial at the Fairfield Court. It is a payment given to the court for the release of a suspect until their trial. Bail is the assurance that the suspect will return for their trial.

An accused person is allowed to leave jail on the condition that they will return during a given date and in exchange for a surety bond, cash bond, or personal bond.

Surety Bond

This is where a person accepts the responsibility of ensuring an accused person returns to court on their trial date. The person who takes on this liability is known as the surety. The bail bonds Fairfield service is usually the surety. Bail bondsmen charge a fee of 10% of the bail amount. The accused can pay the bail bondsman their fee instead of the full amount for the bond, and the Bail bondsman will settle the full amount. When the accused appears for their hearing, the court will refund the Bail bondsman.