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AAA Bail Bond Agency Macomb County is licensed for bail bonds in all U.S. states where bail bonds are allowed. Our team is ready to help you, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and 365 days a year, even on holidays! “We Service All Southeast Michigan”.
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Bail Bonds Michigan
One of the hardest phone calls you may ever receive is a friend or relative contacting you from jail and asking you to post bail for them. While you’ll have many questions about what happened and what crimes they are charged with, you may also be curious how you can get them out of jail fast. We encourage you to call us at AAA Bail Bond Agency to discuss bail bonds in Michigan. Our nationwide reach will ensure that your loved one is released on bail in a quick and affordable manner, no matter what jail they are in. To learn more about how we can help you during this difficult time call our friendly representatives day or night, we’re always available.
38530 S Groesbeck Hwy, Clinton, MI 48036
You can count on us. We understand how stressful it can be, that’s why we’re on-call 24/7. Our agents are ready to pull out all the stops to get your friend or loved one out of jail—fast. Our experienced bail bonds agents can help you every step of the way. Not sure where to start? We’ll work with you to make the bail process hassle- and worry-free.
Meet our Bail Bonds Agents
Bail bonds can help to alleviate some of the stress associated with this process. We don’t mess around when it comes to getting your loved one home safe from jail. That is why we are dedicated to keeping our office open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and 365 days out of the year. In fact, our office hasn’t closed in 30 years! We’re open on weekends and holidays to better serve you in your time of need. Payment Plans Available.
Kim Dunn
Principle Bail Bondsman
The Bail Bonds Process
- A person gets arrested and booked for a crime and is considered a defendant.
- The defendant is held in jail while waiting for an initial court appearance, or “arraignment.” This is a brief hearing where the judge sets a bond amount that must be paid before the person is released from jail.
- Once the judge sets the bond, either the defendant, a friend, or a family member can pay the full amount of the bond.
- If no one has enough money to pay the full bail amount they can call a bail bondsman. This way, they only need to pay a small percentage of the bond to get their loved one out of jail.
- After the bond is paid, the defendant is released from jail.
- The defendant must appear at all court dates for the bond to remain active. Failure to appear may result in loss of money, collateral and, most importantly, the defendant’s freedom.