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A Licensed Bail Bond Company Rooted in Adams County, Colorado
Adams County Bail Bonds was founded on a simple idea: that no one should be confused or pressured when they are arrested, and that they should be properly guided. Licensed by the Colorado Division of Insurance, we are a bail bond agency that assists families in getting loved ones out of the Adams County Detention Facility in Brighton. You will have a local bail bondsman who understands the inner workings of the county’s jail and court system, working for Thornton, Commerce City, Westminster, Northglenn, Federal Heights and surrounding communities. Local knowledge is important. We know how bookings flow through the detention facility, what bond conditions are at the Adams County Justice Center and what the 17th Judicial District expects from defendants upon release. Before you sign anything we will explain the amount of the bail, bond fee, co-signer requirements, and collateral needed if you call us to find out how to bail someone out of the Adams County jail. We see our role as more than writing a surety bond. A good bail agent will take clients through every step, provide them with the date of their court appearance, and remain on hand until the bail is lifted. We are successful by the number of cases that are completed, not just the number of bonds posted.
Our Mission
To ensure that bail bonds are available to all families in Adams County, at any time of day or night, and at an affordable price, with payment options.
What We Value
Transparent bail bond pricing, treating each client with respect, and keeping each case confidential.
What You Can Expect
A Colorado bail bond agent licensed by the state who is available to call upon you, provides a clear explanation of the release options available to you, and will assist you from booking to case resolution.
FAQ's
Common Questions About Our Bail Bond Services in Adams County
We can assist with all types of bonds such as general bonds, surety bonds, appearance bonds, traffic bonds, and domestic violence bonds. We also handle DUI charges, drug charges, theft, burglary, and robbery. Give us a call and talk about your situation and which bond will work for you.
Yes. One of the most frequent calls to a bail bondsman is for DUI arrests. After the conditions of bail are established, our agents can help you with your questions about the bond, start the paperwork and help the process to get started with the release.
We can help with drug bond. Each case is unique and the amount of bail and conditions upon release will be discussed with you by our agents and will be explained before any documents are signed.
We do. The charges relating to property and theft can vary from minor to serious and the bail amount is typically commensurate with this. No matter the charge, our team will guide you through the bond process and keep you updated throughout.
Yes. There are some traffic-related reasons that may result in an arrest, including not having insurance or failing to show up to court on a ticket. Our traffic bond service enables individuals to deal with these situations promptly so they can return to work and home.
Bail agents can assist you in many ways when a bail is imposed, such as explaining the process and helping to post a bond. As with warrants, legal issues may arise, so it's crucial to consult a criminal defense lawyer as well.
Any bond to ensure a defendant will appear in court is considered an appearance bond. One is called a surety bond where a licensed bail agent pays a fee to the court for the bond to assure the court that the full amount of the bail will be paid.
Find a Colorado-licensed agent with a response time, willingness to break down the total expense prior to signing the contract, and willingness to answer questions. When dealing with the right company, there should be clear communication and honest pricing.
A co-signer agrees to be liable for the bond and will ensure that the defendant is present at all court dates. It's a significant commitment and our agents spell out what it means before anyone signs.
Collateral is any property or value that is used to guarantee a bond like real estate or vehicle title. Depending on the amount of bonds and case, whether or not is needed will vary. If you do use collateral, it is normally returned when the case is closed and all conditions of the bond are fulfilled.
It is possible. A defense lawyer can request the court to consider the bail amount. The judge will decide whether or not it will change, based on the details of the case.
In each case, it depends on the specific circumstances, but in most cases the defendant must appear at all court hearings and abide by any restrictions the judge imposes on their behavior, such as no contact orders or travel restrictions. By thoroughly reading your bond documents and asking questions, you can ensure that you remain compliant.
Safe storage of all court documents, record all court dates, and monitor all release conditions. One of the best things you can do is to maintain a constant communication with your bail agent and your attorney to ensure that the case is going in the right direction.
