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 1-954-284-0288 
1-877-422-4599
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Ft. Lauderdale Florida Bail Bond Agency
Need to find a Bail Bondsman in Ft. Lauderdale Florida, Bail-Florida has them. Available 24 hour a day, 7 days a week, Fort Lauderdale Bail bondsman are ready to assist you. Covering all of the areas of Fort Lauderdale including Davie Florida. Fort Lauderdale is the county seat of Broward County and is one of the most populated cities in Florida. The city is located on the east coast of Florida and is just north of Miami.
Broward County Jail
555 SE 1st Ave.
Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33301
(954) 831-5900
Broward County Inmate Search
When you call our office requesting a bail bond in Fort Lauderdale, please call have the information about the arrestee available. If you don't have all of the information, don't worry, just give us all you have and we can find out the rest.
- The correct spelling of the defendants name
- The amount of the bond
- The arrestees date of birth
Fort Lauderdale forms of premium and collateral payments:
Cash, Cashiers Check, Money Order, Visa, Master Card, AMEX, Discover, Western Union, and Pay Pal.
If you are located out of town, we have an unique bail boy phone process. This process is fast and easy. Within minutes of calling our office, we can have the necessary documents sent via fax or email to you. You then fill them out, fax them back and we are done. Sometimes, the bail by phone process is faster even if you are local to fort Lauderdale. Also see Broward County Bail Bonds, Dade County Bail Bonds
Below are some questions that some of our Fort Lauderdale clients have asked:
Q: How much does it cast to get a bail bond in Fort Lauderdale?
A: The standard rate in Florida for bail bonds is 10%. This rate is non negotiable and non refundable. This is the fee for the bail bondsman to post the full amount of the bond.
Q: Is collateral necessary to post a bail bond?
A: In some cases yes and in some cases no. It all depends on the cases, severity of charges, prior criminal history, and a few other factors. If collateral is needed, usually a property in good standing or cash can be used.
Q: When is bail bond collateral returned?
A: Collateral is returned to the indemnitor after the case is disposed of. However, we do have to get the official discharge of the bail bond from the court which could take up to 45 days after the disposition of the case.
Q: What if the defendant misses his/her court date?
A: If the defendant misses a court date, usually a warrant will be issued. At that time a new bond will be necessary and the defendant will need to turn themselves in. If the court date missed is the same day that you noticed, you may be able to still go to court that day and prevent a warrant being issued. The best option is to call our office so that we can notify the court.
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