Szar Bail Bonds PA FAQ

Your bail amount is a restriction placed on you by a judge before you go to your full trial. Your bail amount usually reflects how dangerous you appear from a court standpoint or the crime that was committed at the time.

If you can’t pay the set bail amount, you are to stay in jail until you go to trial. When you bail amount is too high, you may obtain a bail bond to cover the cost in the meantime.

Bail bonds get obtained by a certified bail bondsman provider. We cover your cost in exchange for collateral, as well as interest, much like a bank loan originator would charge.

The reason we can help you post your bail is that we are giving a guarantee that you will be present in court for your trial. If you do not show up to work, it’s up to us to arrest you again, and you likely get charged with even more crimes for trying to escape.

The premium that you pay us is a percentage of the entire bond amount. Most bail premiums run somewhere from 5% to 10% of the total amount.

Szar Bail Bonds works with you and your loved one to come up with a satisfiable solution for a payment plan or collateral.

The bail process doesn’t depend on whether or not you win your case. Like other forms of personal loans, it lasts until it is no longer needed.

Once your trial is over, the loan period ends. Whether you are found innocent or guilty, as a local bail bondsman, we have finished our part.