Frequently Asked Questions

When you hire a bail bondsman, you agree to pay a percentage of the total bail amount for the privilege of the bondsman covering the rest. That percentage is usually 10 percent in Oklahoma, but can vary up and down depending on flight risk, collateral and other factors.

It’s not a cookie cutter business—it’s very personal for each situation, and we’ll tell you up front and write into the contract anything that you need to know. We evaluate every case on an individual basis and are always willing to make a deal if the situation calls for it.

Collateral is an instrument used to secure a bond. It can be a variety of things so long as they have value—real estate, vehicles, appraised jewelry, purses, services like plumbing or air conditioning, you name it.

Collateral is NOT always required for a bond, but in some cases it may provide a little more freedom for someone who might want to go out of state, a flight risk or in general any higher risk bond.

Anything signed over as collateral passes completely into possession of the bail bondsman until such time as the bond payment is taken care of.

It depends on the situation. Every bond is different, and we’ll evaluate that on a case-by-case basis.

In most cases inside Oklahoma County, yes. We do limited work in Canadian County and the rest of the state as well. But we only service the Oklahoma City jail.

Address of Jail:

201 N Shartel Ave
Oklahoma City, OK 73102

If you have questions about whether or not you’re inside our jurisdiction, give us a call and we’ll find out.