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<\/a>Indianapolis Bail Bonds 317-876-9600<\/p><\/div>Sometimes, when a person is arrested, more than one party will attempt to arrange bail bond services for them. For example, college student Lucy is arrested for public intoxication, so her sorority sisters decide to notify her parents, who then start the bail bond process for her. Meanwhile, Lucy\u2019s boyfriend finds out about her arrest and decides to also arrange a bail bond, unaware that her parents have already done so. This is actually very common in the bail bonds industry. So what happens if more than one person tries to bail someone out of jail? Continue reading to find out!<\/p>\n
Duplicate Bail Bonds<\/h1>\n
In the case of duplicate bail bonds, the situation pans out by process of \u201cfirst come \u2013 first serve.\u201d Jails will not accept more than one bail bond per inmate. So in the case of Lucy and her loved ones, whichever bail bond company arrives at the jail first would be the bail bond honored for her release. So let\u2019s say her parents bail bondsman arrives first; what happens to her boyfriend\u2019s bail bondsman and the money he may have already paid?<\/p>\n
If Lucy\u2019s boyfriend already paid a bail bondsman to post Lucy\u2019s bond, he would get his money refunded since his bail bondsman could not post the bail bond. You see, bail bondsmen only get paid if the bail bond is posted. If the bail bond company cannot fulfill the service, they have not earned their pay. In Lucy\u2019s boyfriend\u2019s case, and all similar cases, the bail bondsman would be turned away at the jail, and the person would be refunded any money paid for a bail bond that goes un-posted. <\/p>\n
Woods Bail Bonds<\/h2>\n
<\/a>Woods Bail Bonds 317-876-9600<\/p><\/div>Call Woods Bail Bonds at 317-876-9600<\/strong> for fast and friendly bail bonds in Marion County, Indiana. Owner and licensed bail bondsman, James Woods<\/a>, provides 24 hour bail bond services in Indianapolis<\/strong> and its surrounding counties. As a trustworthy Indianapolis bail bond company<\/strong>, you can count on us for additional services too; like notary services, jail pickup and drops offs, inmate look-ups, and more. Call 317-876-9600 to get out of Marion County Jail in Indianapolis, today.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Sometimes, when a person is arrested, more than one party will attempt to arrange bail bond services for them. For example, college student Lucy is arrested for public intoxication, so her sorority sisters decide to notify her parents, who then … Continue reading