Bail Bond Service Areas in Metairie,Tangipahoa, Livingston
We serve the entire state of Louisiana including these Parishes and surrounding cities:
Livingston Bail Bond (225) 686-3872
Troy's Bail Bonds Livingston
28350 Charlie Watts, Ste B, Livingston,
Louisiana 70754
Tangipahoa Bail Bond (985) 892-1005
Troy's Bail Bonds Tangipahoa
724 West Olive Street, Amite City,
Louisiana 70422
You Got Arrested. What to Do Next:
Step 1:
Call the jail the defendant is in and get the charges and bonding information through the booking office.
Step 2:
Next, you need call Troy’s Bail Bonds at choose a bail bond location and explain your relationship and the circumstances of the person currently incarcerated.
Step 3:
Prepare to secure the amount that will be needed to get the bond written.
Step 4:
If an agreement has been reached for payment, the defendant’s release will be processed at the jail in a timely manner.
Get Out of Jail Fast With Troy’s Bail Bonds
Fast, simple, friendly. Those words describe the service you’ll get from us when you need a bail bond. We know this can be a stressful and confusing time for you, which is why we make sure that your experience goes as smoothly as possible.
Contact us today and one of our knowledgeable professionals will gladly guide you through the bail bonds process or answer your questions.
Why Choose Troy’s Bail Bonds
Troy’s Bail Bonds, LLC was established in Metairie, Louisiana by Troy Sider, who has been in the bail industry since 1994, along with experienced legal and business professionals. Troy’s Bail Bonds is a member of the Association of Louisiana Bail Underwriters and a member of the Professional Bail Agents of the United States.
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The best bail bond services in Metairie, Tangipahoa, Livingston with Troy’s Bail Bonds
We provide all bail bond services, lets us help you get out of jail today!
Troy’s Bail Bond Will Help You Get Through a Tough Time
We know this can be a stressful and confusing time for you, which is why we make sure that your experience goes as smoothly as possible.
Who Are We? How It Works?
The primary difference between posting the full bond and going through a bondsman is when using a bondsman, you never get your money back. It is a fee to the bondsman for posting your full bond with the court. If you post the full cash bond with the court and the person you bonded outgoes to all court dates, the full bond is returned.
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Contact us today and one of our knowledgeable professionals will gladly guide you through the bail bonds process or answer your questions.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Some of the more important, or steps to learn. Call us today!
What Should I Know Before I Contact a Bail Agent?
There is certain information that a bail agent will need in order to help you:
- Where is the person in custody? Make sure that you ask the person in custody where they are located including the city, state, and the name of jail.
- What is the full name of the person in jail? The bail agent will need this information in order to contact the jail.
How much is the bail? The bail agent will get this information when they contact the jail if you do not have it. With the bail amount, the bail bondsman can tell you the amount it will cost to post a bond and requirements to get the person out of jail.
How Do I Get a Bail Bond?
There are four ways in which a person may be released from custody.
- You can use a bondsman.
- You can post cash for the full amount of the bond with the court or jail.
- You can use property (such as a home or a lot) with the court.
- And lastly the judge can decide to let the defendant go on their own recognizance.
Do I Get My Money Back After the Case Is Over?
You do not get your premium back that you paid to the bonding office. This fee is what allowed the defendant to get out of jail and is fully earned once the defendant is out of custody. For example, if the defendant gets rearrested a week later you get no portion nor a refund of any money.
How Did the Bail Bond System Get Started?
The bail bond system arises out of common law. The posting money or property in exchange for temporary release pending a trial dates to 13th century England. The modern commercial practice of bail bonds has continued to evolve in the United States while it has since ceased to exist in most modern nation-states.
What Happens If the Defendant Gets Re-Arrested While Out On Bond?
Once the defendant is back in custody the bond can be surrendered and your liability will be terminated. There are a few problems here: if you decided to surrender the bond you will lose the premium that was paid, and if you decided to get the defendant out on bond again, you will now have to post two new bonds and pay the premium on both bonds again.
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Our Mission
When you work with us, we want you to feel like you have a partner helping you through this time. Our bail agents place an emphasis on trust, ethics and superior customer service, so you know you have an experienced, helpful team on your side the entire way.
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