What does a bail bond agent do?
Bail agents or bail bondsman facilitate in the release of a defendant by posting a bond that guarantees the appearance of the defendant. Bail bond agents are licensed to transact all aspects of bail required to have a defendant released from jail or court custody through the use of a surety bond. The agent is licensed by the state and is required to pass an exam, as well as a thorough background investigation.
Related Questions
- Do the Florida Statutes prohibit an attorney from owning a bail bond agency, since an attorney cannot be a bail bond agent?
- Can I use an outside bail bond agent to assist with performing apprehensions or pick-ups for my agency?
- Do the Florida Statutes prohibit a bail bond agent from referring customers to attorneys?
