Roseville Bail Bonds - Get Your Loved One Out of Jail Tonight

In California, the bail bond premium is set by state law at 10% of the total bail amount. This fee is non-refundable and goes to the bail bond company for assuming the risk of the full bond.

For example, if bail is set at $10,000, you pay $1,000 to get your loved one released.

Allied Bail Bonds offers flexible payment plans so you can arrange a low down payment on the premium with manageable monthly payments for the remainder.

Once paperwork is signed and payment is arranged, Allied Bail Bonds can post a bond in as little as 7 minutes.

Total release time depends on the jail's processing speed, which typically runs 1 to 8 hours after the bond is posted.

County jails like Sacramento Main Jail and Santucci Justice Center in Roseville each have their own booking and release procedures. We know the intake processes at facilities throughout Northern California and work as fast as the system allows.

No office visit is required. Allied Bail Bonds handles everything by phone and electronic signature.

You can complete the entire process from wherever you are, 24 hours a day.

We will walk you through every document you need to sign and explain what each one means before you sign it. This is especially helpful if you are out of the area or if it is the middle of the night.

Yes. Allied Bail Bonds operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year including holidays.

Arrests do not follow business hours, and neither do we.

When you call at 2 AM on a Sunday, a licensed bail agent answers the phone directly. There is no voicemail, no answering service, and no waiting until Monday morning.

Bail is the full cash amount the court sets as a condition for release pending trial.

A bail bond is a surety instrument that lets you pay a fraction of that amount (10% in California) through a licensed bail agent rather than posting the full cash amount yourself.

When you use a bail bond, Allied Bail Bonds guarantees the full bail amount to the court and takes responsibility for ensuring the defendant appears at all required court dates.

Most families cannot afford to post full cash bail, which is why bail bonds exist.

The 10% premium paid to the bail bond company is non-refundable regardless of the outcome of the case.

However, if you posted cash bail directly with the court instead of using a bail bond agent, that money is returned at the conclusion of the case as long as the defendant met all court appearances.

If you used Allied Bail Bonds to post a surety bond, we collected the premium as our fee for assuming the risk, and that fee is not returned even if charges are dropped or the defendant is acquitted.

If a defendant misses a court date, the judge issues a bench warrant for their arrest and the bail bond is forfeited. This means Allied Bail Bonds becomes liable for the full bail amount to the court.

We will immediately contact the co-signer and work with you to locate and surrender the defendant before the forfeiture is finalized, which typically gives 180 days in California.

Co-signers can be held responsible for the full bail amount plus recovery costs if the defendant cannot be located, which is why we walk every co-signer through their responsibilities before any paperwork is signed.

Allied Bail Bonds handles all bailable charges in California including misdemeanors, felonies, DUI, drug charges, theft, assault, domestic violence, and immigration holds.

The only charges that are not bailable are capital crimes where bail is denied by the court.

We have been writing bonds in Northern California since 1980 and have experience with nearly every charge type and every county jail in the region.

If you are unsure whether your loved one is eligible for bail, call us and we will check the system immediately.