About YC Bail Bonds
"Let YC Bail Bonds help you and your family throughout this difficult time by providing the professional around-the-clock bail bond assistance."
Based in Raleigh, NC, we offer bail bond services in the surrounding counties and the lowest rates legally allowed in the state. Our polite and courteous agents can help your loved one get released from jail as soon as possible so your family can resume their lives. Our clients are like family to us, so you know you will be treated with respect, professionalism and our excellent commitment to customer service shows in everything we do. We are YC Bail Bond Inc. Raleigh, NC.
We can post a bail bond in any county in North Carolina State. In many instances night and weekend posting of bonds is available. As the General agent for American Surety Corporation in North Carolina YC Bail Bond has the power to post bonds for you anywhere in North Carolina and in virtually every state that bail bonds are written. Simply put as the largest Bail bond company in North Carolina we have the power to help with your bail bond needs anytime anywhere.
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Bail Bondsmen
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The services offered by a bondsman are made possible through various contractual agreements that are pre-set with the court systems in various states and counties where the bondsman conducts his or her business.
A bail bondsman or bond agent is an individual or company who operates independently to offer surety bonds to a specific court of law. Surety bonds are delivered to accused criminal defendants who are required to appear before a court system at a future date; bondsman, through the delivery of a surety bond, will affect the release of an accused individual who would otherwise be held in jail till trial.
Under these contractual agreements, the bail bondsman is permitted to make a “blanket” bond to the underlying court system; this payment is typically 10-15% of the total amount of bail that was originally set for the accused party. In essence, this contractual agreement, establishes a guarantee to the court system that the defendant will return to the court system to stand trial on his or her expected court date.
By acting as a guarantor to the court system, the bail bondsman affirms to the state or county that the individual will show up to his or her court dates. In addition to this guarantee, the ability to be released from jail prior to the individual’s court date.
Bail bondsman also has access to certain securities that are required to furnish the bond to the court; these securities are available 24/7, even if the creditor is closed. This availability is made possible due to securing special arrangements with credit providers; these arrangements are used to access a line of credit outside of a business’ operating hours.
The ability to access a line of credit enables the defendant to be released with hours of presenting the bond to the court. That being said, the primary advantage of a bail bondsman is that the agency or individual saves the defendant and his or her family from having to post the entire bail on their own.
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To access a bail bondsman the defendant must be of character to adhere to the release agreement established by the court system. For bails that are set high, a form of collateral will be required in exchange for the bail bondsman’s services.
if the defendant fails to appear at court, the bail bondsmen will take possession of the collateral (typically a car or property). Additionally, the bail bondsman has the right to dispatch a bounty hunter to locate and return the defendant to court.
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A bail bondsman will charge a percentage fee of the total amount of bail set; the fee is typically 10 percent but will vary based on agency and state law. This percentage sum provides the surety that the court will accept in lieu of the full bail amount.
That being said, this percentage typically represents the bondsman’s fee and is not returned to the client when the defendant appears for his or her court date.
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A bail bondsman is any individual or agency that will act as a guarantor and pledge money or assets as bail for the appearance of an accused criminal defendant in court. The bail bondsmen thus assumes the bail responsibilities of an individual, in exchange for collateral and fees, to offer a guarantee to a specific court system that an alleged individual will show up for his or her trial or court dates
Bail bondsmen are almost exclusive to the United States; although financial institutions or insurance companies act as the typical guarantor for other types of contracts, these entities are reticent to put their funds at the specific risks involved with posting a bail bond. All bail bondsmen have a standing agreement with local court systems, where they will agree to post an irrevocable bond, which will pay the court system if the defendant for whom the bail bondsmen represent does not show up to their specific court dates.
The Basics About Bail Bonds
This process involves a contractual undertaking presented to the court and guaranteed by a Bail Bondsman and the individual(s) paying for bail (indemnitor's(s). The bail agent guarantees the court that the defendant will appear in court each and every time the Judge requires them to do so. The Bondsman or company makes the deal or promise under oath with the court to make certain the defendant appears as required or they will pursue the fugitive absconder and bring him/her back to jail voluntarily or involuntarily without delay. As they will also hold the Indemnitor's(s) financially responsible if the defendant should fail his end of the deal. In turn the Indemnitor's(s) make a contractual deal with the Bondsman that they will assure the defendant complies with the bail regulations which includes going to every court date, on time, and they are responsible for advising or reminding the defendant complies with dates, times and other requirements set forth by the court and the Bondsman/company. If the defendant and or Indemnitor(s) on a particular bail fail their portion of the bond responsibility, compliance and performance clauses found in the contracts they have agreed to, serious financial ramifications by the Court via the Bondsman will result.
Our YC Bail Bonds Works?
Why Choose Us?
We’re Honest
Bail premiums are mandated by each state and are not negotiable. Before being released the defendant or a relative or friend of the defendant, typically contacts a bail agent to arrange for the posting of bail.
We’re Punctual
The Bondsman attempts to post bail as soon as possible as the request for bails pile up and people want to be released from jail quickly. Sometimes if a bail is written after a certain period of time during the day it will not be posted until the next day. We do not delay on purpose, simply we work with the court schedule and night court in many places is not an option. Bail in North Carolina for example is best executed Monday-through Friday before 10 AM to 3PM or so.
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After Bail is posted an outside vendor usually couriers the Judges signed release order to the jail. Typically civilians are not allowed to even touch the release orders. This fact of course, as in everything else in the criminal justice system, varies from place to place and person to person and from jail to jail.
We love Our Job
We have found that over 98% of defendants never have a severe problem or issue while out on bail with us. We at YC Bail Bonds, Inc. have found that our naturally respectful nature, the value we have placed on the absolute importance of a defendant maintaining his dignity, exchange of information between the Bondsman, Indemnitors and defendant/client, calm reasoning and explanation, cooperation makes for a smooth uneventful bail bond experience.
We’re responsible
After an agreement is reached, the bail agent makes his attempt to post a bond for the amount of the bail, to guarantee the defendant's return to court. The Bondsman approaches the Judge in the courtroom as does an attorney and submits a bail application on the behalf of his client, the defendant.
We're Friendly
The cooperation of Indemnitors that are actively seeking to be informed, as they call in almost every week to check-up on a defendant's status and remind him/her of obligations made is the number one formula for successful conclusion of a bail bond experience. We look forward in helping you reach that goal together.
Bail Information
Yoana Caceres | 13 May
The judge sets bail based on certain factors, severity of the crime, persons ties to the community, number of prior arrests, employment and family are some of the major factors.
Yoana Caceres | 13 May
Typically they set two forms. For instance $10,0000.00/$7500.00 is Insurance Company Bail Bond of $10,000 or $7,500 cash paid to the court. The judge can also indicate OR or ROR which means released without bail. The court can also conditionally release to probation also without setting bail.
Yoana Caceres | 13 May
First though a bail bond company charges a fee, so does the court! The court charges a 4% fee. Cash posted with the court is deemed in the courts custody and any missed court date can trigger a forfeiture and loss of the money.
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