Brevard County Bail Bonds
Agency.
Brevard County bail bonds agency, serving all of Brevard County County, Fl. 24 hour
bail bond service. Pay by
telephone with credit card. From South Beach to North Brevard County call for quick, discreet and confidential bail
bonding services 24 hours
a day at 1-800-224-5937. We make house calls, you don't
have to leave your home or office we can handle the entire process right
over the phone or we will come to you. We accept major credit cards,
debit cards, cash
or
personal checks for all Miami and Brevard County bail bonds. We
are always open for bail bonds and have bondsmen on call 24 Hours, 7 Days a week to
better serve you. Call us today and speak to one of our many professional
bail bond agents now.
PAY BY PHONE SERVICE
Call 1-800-224-5937
Brevard County, Florida. Brevard County is part of Brevard
County County.
Serving all surrounding areas of Brevard County.
Barefoot Bay
Canaveral Air Station
Cape Canaveral
Cocoa
Cocoa Beach
Grant
Indialantic
Indian Harbor Beach
Indian Harbour Beach
Kennedy Space Center
Malabar City
Melbourne Town
Melbourne Beach
Melbourne Village
Merritt Island
Micco
Mims Village
Palm Bay
Palm Shores
Patrick Air Force Base
Port Canaveral
Port Saint John
Rockledge
Satellite Beach
Scottsmoor
Sebastian
Sharpes
Titusville
Viera
West Cocoa
West Melbourne
We also handle state, federal and immigration bail bonds anywhere
nationwide by telephone.
Brevard County Bail Bonds Service
24/7.
In
the City
of Brevard County, Fl. Bail Bondsmen on call to help you anytime and any
jail. Serving all Brevard County County Jails and Sheriff's detention
facilities, Brevard County and South Beach Police department jails.
Brevard County Bail Bondsman.
Call Toll Free 1-800-224-5937
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Brevard County, Florida Bail Bondsman.
What Happens After Being Arrested on The Beach?
When you are arrested anywhere on Brevard County you will be placed in
Brevard County Police custody and transported to the local Brevard
County Sheriff's office nearest you. On average within one or two hours after being booked in at the jail the defendant will have his or her bail
amount set. Only after the jail booking officer has completed booking the
defendant will he or she be able to bond out. However, depending on the
seriousness of the offense/s you are charged with you may need to first go
before a judge before you are allowed to bail out. Some of these offenses
include, domestic violence charges, armed robbery, kidnapping, murder,
ETC. If you need to find a
person held in custody at the jail or for Brevard County bail bond release information call us at
1-800-224-5937.
For
All Brevard County Bail Bonds
Call 1-800-224-5937
CREDIT
CARDS ACCEPTED - PAY BY PHONE
What is a bail bond? A bail bond is a surety bond it is a contract
between three parties:
The principal - The defendant (the accused in jail that was released
on bond) and who is responsible to and will appear each and every time
the court/s orders.
The obligee - the Court where the defendant has agreed he or
she will appear in front of until the conclusion of the criminal
case.
The surety - An insurance company / bail bondsman that posted a
bond ensuring
that the principal will make all of his or her court appearance and follow all
conditions of bond set by the court.
• About Cash Bail.
If paying by mail make sure to write the case number and the
defendant’s full name on the check or money order. Never mail cash.
Note: If you posted a cash bail, your bail money may be applied to
a fine at the time of sentencing if the depositor is the defendant or a
third-party who signed the bail receipt giving the Court permission to do
so at the time of deposit.
Brevard County Criminal Courthouse
Brevard County District Court House
The Circuit Court has jurisdiction over all defendants accused of
committing crimes that have been designated by the State Legislature as
felonies. A felony is a criminal offense punishable by death or
imprisonment in a state penitentiary.
The Circuit Court also has jurisdiction over all cases in which a child is
alleged to have committed a delinquent act or violation of law. A
delinquent complaint is filed by a law enforcement officer when a juvenile
is alleged to have committed a felony, misdemeanor, contempt of court or
violation of a local ordinance.
The County Court has jurisdiction over all defendants accused of
committing crimes which have been designated as misdemeanors. A
misdemeanor is a criminal offense which is punishable by imprisonment in a
county correctional facility.
The County Court also has jurisdiction over criminal traffic cases.
Criminal Traffic Laws which are defined by the Florida Rules of Court as a
violation that may subject a defendant upon conviction to incarceration.
Email:fwa@brevardclerk.us
Brevard County Clerk of Courts
P.O. Box 999
Titusville, Florida 32781-0999
Open 9am-4pm
Telephone #: 321-637-5413
Brevard County
Court house Hours of Operation.
The Brevard County criminal courthouse is open from 8:15 am to 5:00 pm, Monday
through Friday, except court holidays.
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subsequent
to the bail amount being set, our bail agent will post the bond at the
Brevard County jail or Police department. The jail official booking/release officer begins the release process
which can take anywhere from 2-4 hours to be completed.
