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Bail Bonds Service
Locally-owned Family Business since 1953.
We believe that you will immediately recognize the professional, caring attitude of our staff and the way we treat your case with a sense of urgency. You will always be treated with the utmost respect. For the last seven decades, we have helped tens of thousands get out of jail, and we are confident that we offer the highest level of customer service and expertise in the industry. Our mission is to conduct ourselves with integrity in all matters of business and build strong relationships with our clients based on prompt communication, honesty, and respect. Call us today and let us help you make this difficult time a little easier.
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- TWTiffany WilcherOct 11, 20255.0This company is the absolute best . Nice friendly respectful caring people that really made my family’s life a whole lot easier. Mr. CW was the best
- TJTerri JohnsonSep 17, 20255.0Very professional, helpful. I felt comfortable talking with him . I’d give a 10+ rating.
- CPCali PeachSep 5, 20255.0Very sweet older man runs things and is very professional and helpful
- TCTonya ClydeSep 4, 20255.0They are very friendly. I have the privilege of working with Kyle and CW. They were kind and knowledgeable. I would definitely recommend this company.
- GHG'onna HardyAug 13, 20251.0They do not do payment arrangements which should be a option for all bonding companies
Frequently Asked Questions About All-State Bonding
What is the purpose of a bail bond?
The bail bond allows the defendant to be bailed out of jail without having to pay the full bail amount as long as they make all of their necessary court dates and complete their case. A co-signer or indemnitor is required for obtaining a bail bond. The indemnitor pays the bond fee which is 15% of the full bail amount and serves as the responsible party if the defendant does not attend all of their court appearances.
What is an indemnitor or co-signer?
The indemnitor/co-signer is a friend, family member, employer, or member of the community who contractually guarantees that the defendant will appear at all of their court dates until the case is disposed of. This is also the person who pays the non-refundable bond fee. If the defendant does not appear at their court appointment, the co-signer must pay the full amount of the bail and provide information regarding the defendant’s location. The co-signer will be responsible for all fees associated with finding the defendant.
What information should I have ready when I contact All-State Bonding?
Our bondsman will need the defendant’s social security number if at all possible (this helps speed up the process), the contact information (name, phone, address, email) for two people (references) who know the defendant and how to reach them, and from the indemnitor we will need the following:
-Proof of income
-Social security number
-Payroll information
-Driver’s License or State ID
What are All-State Bonding's hours?
We are open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. We are NOT closed on holidays, and our bondsman will be here when you need us. You will always have a professional bondsman at our office ready to assist and answer any of your questions.
Is the bond fee refundable upon the completion of the case?
No. The bond fee is non-refundable and is 15% of the full bail amount. This rate is set by state law.
How long until the defendant is released from jail?
Once a bail bond is signed at the jail, it may take anywhere from 15 minutes to several hours. We have no control over the speed of the jail once the bond has been signed. However, you can be sure that our part of the process will move very quickly. Our location directly across from the Bibb County Jail in Macon, Georgia, (on the corner of 1st and Oglethorpe Streets) also helps to speed up the process.
Under what circumstances will I have to pay the full amount of bail?
If the defendant does not appear for any one of their required court dates, the co-signer will be held responsible for the full amount of the bail and for any fees associated with finding the defendant.
What should I do if I think the defendant is going to skip out on their court date?
Notify your bondsman at All-State Bonding Company immediately.
Where is All-State Bonding located?
We are located directly across the street from the Bibb County Jail at 665 Oglethorpe Street, Macon, GA 31201.
Why is the bond fee 15%?
The bond fee is set by state law and every company will charge the same fee.
What is the purpose of a bail bond?
A bail bond allows the defendant to be released from jail without paying the full bail amount, provided they attend all court dates and complete their case. A co-signer pays a non-refundable fee of 15% of the bail amount and guarantees the defendant's appearance.
Who can act as an indemnitor or co-signer for a bail bond?
An indemnitor or co-signer can be a friend, family member, employer, or community member who guarantees the defendant will attend court dates and pays the non-refundable bond fee. If the defendant skips court, the co-signer must pay the full bail.
What information is needed when contacting All-State Bonding for a bail bond?
You should have the defendant's social security number, contact information for two references, and from the indemnitor: proof of income, social security number, payroll info, and a driver’s license or state ID.
What are the operating hours of All-State Bonding?
All-State Bonding operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year, including holidays, ensuring a professional bondsman is always available to assist.
Where is All-State Bonding located and how does its location help clients?
All-State Bonding is located at 665 Oglethorpe Street, Macon, GA 31201, directly across from the Bibb County Jail. This location helps speed up the bail process after bond signing.
Is the bond fee refundable after the case is completed?
No, the bond fee is non-refundable and is set at 15% of the full bail amount by state law.
What should I do if I believe the defendant might skip their court appearance?
You should immediately notify your bondsman at All-State Bonding Company to take necessary action.
What payment options does All-State Bonding accept?
All-State Bonding accepts AMERICANEXPRESS, DISCOVER, MASTERCARD, and VISA credit cards for payment.
Which nearby places can assist clients seeking employment while dealing with legal issues?
Clients can visit nearby employment agencies like Labor Ready, PeopleReady, and Jessa King for job placement and writing services, providing support during challenging times.
How can nearby locations such as Bibb County Jail and the Bibb County Sheriff's Office impact a client's experience at All-State Bonding?
Being located directly across from Bibb County Jail and near the Bibb County Sheriff's Office allows All-State Bonding to quickly process bail bonds and provide timely case assistance to clients.