FAQs

A bail bond is a financial guarantee provided by a licensed bail bondsman to the court on behalf of a defendant, ensuring their release from jail while they await trial. In Georgia, Anytime Bail Bonding offers professional bail bonds services across the state to help individuals avoid extended time behind bars. When you use a bail bond you typically pay a percentage of the total bail amount—usually 10% to 15%—and our team handles the rest. Bail bonds are a fast, affordable solution to secure release from custody and ensure the defendant appears in court as required. Contact Anytime Bail Bonding today to learn more about how our Georgia bail bonds process works.

To post bail using a bail bond, you’ll need some basic information and a form of payment. When working with Anytime Bail Bonding, our licensed bail bondsmen will typically ask for the defendant’s full name, date of birth, the jail or county where they are being held, the charges they’re facing, and their booking number (if available). You’ll also need a valid ID and a payment method for the bail bond fee, which is usually 10% to 15% of the full bail amount. Depending on the situation, collateral may be required. Our team at Anytime Bail Bonding is available 24/7 to guide you through the bail bonds process quickly and professionally.

When you call Anytime Bail Bonding to start the bail bonds process, having the right information ready can help speed things up. Be prepared to provide the defendant’s full name, date of birth, the county or jail where they’re being held, and if possible, the booking number or case number. It’s also helpful to know the charges they’re facing and the amount of bail set by the court, if known. Our experienced bail bondsmen will walk you through the rest and help you secure a fast and affordable release. With Anytime Bail Bonding, the bail bonds process is simple, confidential, and available 24/7 across Georgia.

In Georgia, the cost of a bail bond is typically 10% to 15% of the total bail amount, as regulated by state law. This fee is known as the bail bond premium and is non-refundable, as it covers the bail bondsman’s service and risk. For example, if bail is set at $5,000, the bail bond fee would usually be between $500 and $750. At Anytime Bail Bonding, we offer flexible payment options and work with clients to make the bail bonds process affordable and accessible. To get an exact quote based on your specific case, contact one of our licensed bail bonds agents today — we’re available 24/7 across Georgia.

Anytime Bail Bonding provides bail bonds across the entire state of Georgia. With multiple convenient office locations, we serve clients in major cities and counties including Atlanta, Augusta, Brunswick, Macon, Savannah, Dalton, Rome, Gainesville, Lawrenceville, and Griffin. Whether your loved one is being held in a city jail, county detention center, or municipal facility, our licensed bail bondsmen can post bail quickly and professionally. We write bail bonds in nearly every Georgia county and are available 24/7 to assist you.

No, the bail bond fee is not refundable. In Georgia, the bail bond premium—typically 10% to 15% of the total bail amount—is a non-refundable service fee paid to the bail bondsman for securing the defendant’s release. This fee covers the risk and administrative work involved in the bail bonds process. At Anytime Bail Bonding, we are upfront about all costs and ensure that clients fully understand their financial responsibilities before moving forward. If you have questions about fees or payment plans, our experienced team is available 24/7 to walk you through the bail bonds process anywhere in Georgia.

Collateral is something of value that is used to secure a bail bond in case the defendant fails to appear in court. It acts as a financial guarantee for the bail bondsman. Common forms of collateral include real estate, vehicles, jewelry, bank accounts, or other valuable assets. At Anytime Bail Bonding, not all bail bonds require collateral — it depends on factors like the bail amount, charges, and risk involved. If collateral is needed, we’ll explain exactly what’s required and how it will be returned once the case is resolved and all court obligations are met. Our goal is to make the bail bonds process simple and stress-free while protecting all parties involved.

After a bail bond is posted, the court will provide a court date and time for the defendant’s required appearance. This information is usually given to the defendant at the time of release. At Anytime Bail Bonding, we also help our clients keep track of upcoming court dates and offer reminders when needed. It’s extremely important that the defendant appears at every scheduled hearing — missing court can result in the forfeiture of the bail bond and additional legal consequences. If you're unsure about a court date or need help finding that information, our experienced Georgia bail bonds agents are available 24/7 to assist you.

Yes, if you co-sign a bail bond and the defendant fails to appear in court, you may be legally responsible for paying the full value of the bail bond. As a co-signer, you're guaranteeing the defendant’s appearance in court. If they skip their court date (also known as "jumping bail"), Anytime Bail Bonding is required to pay the full bail amount to the court — and you, as the indemnitor, become financially liable. In some cases, the bail bond company will also pursue recovery of the defendant. This is why it’s critical to only co-sign a bail bond if you fully trust the person and are confident they’ll meet all court obligations. Our Georgia bail bonds agents are happy to explain the responsibilities of co-signing before you make a decision.