Mike Snapp Bail Bonds posts bail 24 hours a day in Orlando, FL and throughout Orange County. Our office is located on South John Young Parkway, minutes from the Orange County Jail. We have helped local families through this process since 1978. Call (407) 246-0919 right now. A licensed agent will answer. Se habla español. Payment plans available.
The bail process involves an arrest and booking of a suspect. Bail is established during the booking procedure except in domestic violence cases where it is set the following day. Learn about the bail process and how judges determine the amount of bail but most importantly, learn how you can get him/her bailed out of jail.
Locate a Bail Bonding Agent at Mike Snapp Bail Bonds. Consult with your Bonding Agent immediately.
Your Bail Bonding Agent will ask you some pertinent information regarding the person you are posting bail for that you may need to know beforehand.
You will provide the Bail Bonding Agency with a percentage of the total bail amount. This amount is typically 10% based upon the amount of the bail bond. Ask about our payment plans.
Your Bail Bonding Agent will immediately contact the arresting facility and determine the exact bail information and will do everything possible to expedite the release of your friend or relative.
Your agent will contact you as soon as arrangements are completed. You must remain patient and readily available at this time. Make sure your contact information is accurate as well as current.
We understand how stressful it is too have to bail someone out and we work hard to make this process as fast, convenient and stress-free as possible.
Most people who call us have never dealt with the bail system before. These are the situations where a licensed bail bondsman can help:
Call (407) 246-0919 at any hour. A licensed agent will pick up, not an answering service.
Please download these forms in a format you can view on your computer.
When finished filling them please fax them to: 407-246-0913
When a family member or close friend is arrested in Orlando, the bail process starts at booking. Bail is either set at a standard schedule rate for common charges or held for an arraignment. At arraignment, a judge determines whether to grant bail and at what amount. Most families in this situation have not been through the process before and do not know what to expect.
A bail bond allows your loved one to be released from custody while their case is pending in court. Instead of paying the full bail amount to the court, which can range from a few hundred dollars to tens of thousands, you pay a licensed bondsman 10 percent of the total. In Florida, this fee is set by state law and is the same at every bonding agency. There is no negotiating it lower.
Mike Snapp Bail Bonds has been posting bonds at the Orange County Jail and the Osceola County Jail in Kissimmee since 1978. Our office is on South John Young Parkway, directly across from the booking and release center. We know the staff, we know the process at each facility, and we can move faster because of that proximity. The average release time after a bond is posted is one to three hours.
We handle bonds over the phone. You do not have to come to our office. Once you call, an agent collects the basic information: the name of the person arrested, the facility they are held at, the charges, and the bail amount if it has been set. If bail has not been set yet, we can advise you on what to expect based on the charges and the standard Orange County bail schedule.
Payment plans are available for clients who cannot pay the full 10 percent fee upfront. We accept all major credit cards, and transactions can be completed entirely by phone. We keep the process moving as quickly as possible. The sooner you call, the sooner your family member comes home.