F.A.Q, Frequently Asked Question Bbout Bail Bonds

BAIL BOND QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

We strive to address as many inquiries concerning the bail bonding industry as possible at Alameda Bail Bonds in Tulsa. We recognize that the majority of individuals have never heard of a bail bond or what a bail bondsman is. To help you understand what we do and what you need to know, we specifically created this page. Call us at 918-599-7651 if you have any inquiries or simply need service. We are happy to assist you. We speak Spanish and can help you in English and Spanish as well.

IS THERE BAIL BOND FRAUD IN TULSA?

Yes, there are schemes in which the con artist obtains victims’ personal information from OSCN public records, poses as a bondsman, and attempts to collect money under false pretenses. When it comes to the handling of money, you will interact exclusively with Angel Alameda. If you have any questions regarding my bail bondsman license or state identification card, please contact me. I will never be hesitant to present my credentials to any client. Remember people can find information out in this State the a warrant check On the Tulsa Police Website. Others can find information through means such as OSCN.

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ANY SUGGESTIONS ON HOW TO REDUCE LARGER BAIL BONDS?

Yes. If the bond is excessively high, we will demonstrate how you can save money by engaging an attorney and requesting a bail reduction hearing. This is not guaranteed, but it will save you thousands of dollars, which you could use to hire an attorney to help you defend the court case. We also offer First Responders, Veterans, and Teachers cash discounts of 8 percent.

IN OKLAHOMA, CAN PROPERTY BE USED AS COLLATERAL?

Yes. Did you know that if you own property in Oklahoma, you may be able to use it to secure a bond? If your property is free and clear, you may be able to use it in Tulsa County Courts and other county courts as a property Bond. If you do not have property, we will still attempt to find a method to possibly reduce the original amount. Attorneys may be able to request a bond reduction hearing in which they petition the judge to reduce the amount of bail. By utilizing our professional services, you’ll save thousands of dollars and may not have to use your home as collateral. Please check our other page for an explanation of bail bonds.

DO YOU OFFER SERVICES TO OUT-OF-STATE COSIGNERS?

Yes. We can assist Out-Of-State cosigners if they qualify. On larger bonds up to $50,000, we offer collateral-free bail under certain conditions. At Alameda Bail Bonds in Tulsa, helping individuals is part of the company’s mission. Even if we are unable to secure your business, we will assist you in ways that few other Tulsa bail bond companies can. Customer service is vital, and you will receive it from us. For more information on our Bail bonds Service requirement go to this page.

DO YOU PROVIDE SERVICES IN TULSA FOR LARGE BAIL BONDS ONLY?

No, at Alameda Bail Bonds in Tulsa, we assist with all bonds; we not only process felony bail bonds in Tulsa but also provide misdemeanor and municipal bail.  We always Service the Tulsa County Jail, Tulsa Municipal City Jail, Osage County Jail in Pawhuska. as well as many others.

IF I DECIDE THAT I WANT TO PAY FOR SERVICES, HOW MUCH WILL IT BE TO GET A BAIL BOND?

This is dependent on the size of the bail; to get an idea, feel free to look at our Rates page. Please call us to see if we can come up with a solution to aid you.

ARE BAIL BONDS REFUNDABLE?

No. A bond that the defendant signs and is released on cannot be refunded. Even if the courts dismiss the charges, the balance is still due if there is a payment agreement. The service is complete as soon as the defendant leaves custody.  Only if a defendant signs a bail and has a hold put on them, such as a hold from the federal government, immigration, another county, or warrants issued by the justice system in another state, If they have an Immigration ICE hold. We cannot do the bonding until that is taken care of first.

If the family decides they do not want to pay any more money, or if there is no bond, may they ask for a refund.  Please be aware that if the bonds are signed, a motion and order will need to be made to release the bail bond company from all liability, and a review fee will need to be paid for each signed bond.  However, if the bondsman receives the bond before the defendant signs it or if the defendant refuses to sign the bond, you will be eligible for a full refund.

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