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WHO IS A CO-SIGNER AND WHEN IS A CO-SIGNER REQUIRED?

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WHO IS A CO-SIGNER AND WHEN IS A CO-SIGNER REQUIRED?

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A. “Co-Signer” is family member or friend in most cases who is willing to pledge his/her assets in order to secure the release of the person in custody. A Co-Signer, also referred to as an “Indemnitor”, is required to be on the Surety Bond with the Defendant and the Surety company who is placing the bond and securing the release. The Co-Signer assumes all liability of the bond as long as it is in force. It is important for the Co-Signer to remain in contact with person that they have co-signed for. If for any reason you feel the person you have co-signed for becomes a flight risk, you should notify the bail agent, and ask for the Defendant to be returned to jail and for his/her bond to be revoked, thus relieving you from the liability.

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