No Collateral Bail Bonds Florida LLC

A "no collateral bail bond," also known as a signature bond, is a type of bail bond. This type of bail means the defendant does not need to provide any assets or property to secure their release from jail. Instead, the bond relies on an indemnitor aka cosigner to sign a promissory note and indemnity agreement to guarantee the defendant shows up to court. If the defendant doesnt show up to court aka causing a forfeture of the bond, the cosigner is responsible for the full bail amount. 

Not just anyone can sign a no collateral bail bonds. You Need to prove that you know the defendant very well. You should have ties to the local community. We want our indemnitor to have a valid drivers license and vehicle to insure the defendant has reliable transportation to court. We also want to know that you can make sure the defendant is going to show up to court. These are all things we take in to acount when approving a no collateral bail bonds.

No Collateral Bail Bonds typically expire after 36 months. The indemnitor would be responsible for the bond until the case is closed or the bond expires at 36 months.